Shame on you bros!

Kebanyakan kereta yang dipintas akan memaki hamun berkoyan-koyan. Yang
tidak bersama keluarga bahkan mencarut. Tak tau le kalau mungkin juga
ada yang memuji *roll eyes*.

1,500 motorists caught using emergency lanes

 KUALA LUMPUR: OVERMORE than 1,500 motorists were caught red-handed by
police for using emergency lanes in highways nationwide since Op
Selamat 5 was launched on July 21.
Most of the offenders were caught in the act by policemen armed
with cameras, while 20 per cent were stopped and issued summonses on the
spot.

Federal traffic police chief Senior Assistant Commissioner Mohd
Fuad Abd Latiff said those captured on camera for using emergency lanes
should expect to receive their summonses, which carry a maximum fine of
RM300, by the end of next week.

He said they would face the same consequences if they continued to commit such offences.
“After the announcement by police that motorists who use the lane
would be issued a maximum fine of RM300, we received numerous reports
that some drivers continued to commit the offence.
“As stopping and issuing summonses in highways might worsen
traffic jams during the festive season, we equipped our personnel with
cameras to take pictures of these offenders while they were committing
the offence,” he told the New Straits Times yesterday.

He said the strict enforcement was necessary as many emergency
services vehicles were hindered or delayed from reaching accident
locations because of the problem.

As of the 10th day of Op Selamat 5 on Thursday, there were 14,109 road accidents recorded.
This included 169 fatal accidents, which saw 186 people killed.

He said police had issued 153,125 summonses.

The Road Transport Department (RTD) had begun collecting photos of alleged emergency lane users submitted by the public.

As of yesterday, RTD had published at least 15 pictures of the
alleged offenders’ vehicles on its Facebook page, and urged motorists
to send similar evidence in the future.

Those who wish to forward such evidence can email RTD at aduantrafik@jpj.gov.my, with details of the incident date, time and location, as well as the complainant’s details.