Following a big scale operation carried out on December 16 and 17, the Kuala Lumpur Site visitors Enforcement and Investigation Division (JSPT) carried out a mass inspection train yesterday. Held at its headquarters in Jalan Tun H S Lee, Kuala Lumpur, the inspection additionally concerned the Street Transport Division (JPJ) and Division of Surroundings (JAS).

In accordance with ACP Sarifudin Bin Mohd Salleh, head of JSPT KL, bikes seized throughout the two-day operation broke a number of site visitors rules. These included non-confirming quantity plates and unlawful automobile modification together with modified exhausts and removing of rear brakes.

In consequence, JAS issued 54 summons together with 60 defect notices beneath Part 48a of the Environmental High quality Act. These have been issued after testing with sound monitoring tools, with the bikes solely returned to homeowners after legally compliant exhausts have been fitted.

On the JPJ facet, 104 summons and 328 inspection notices have been issued, whereas 76 bikes have been slapped with “not match to be used” notices. Riders have been instructed to make sure their bikes have been in compliance earlier than settling the JPJ summons.

The general public are reminded to stick to the Environmental High quality Act 1987 for automobile noise emissions and the Environmental High quality Act 2003 for bike exhaust emissions. In the meantime, police will proceed to observe highway customers, particularly motorcyclists for extreme noise and automobile modifications.

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