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Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has emphasised that Malaysian motorcyclists travelling internationally must comply with local traffic regulations. His remarks follow a controversial incident in Thailand where Malaysian riders were fined.
The driver of an Immigration Department lorry involved in a fatal collision on Jalan Sultan Ismail appeared before magistrates in Kuala Lumpur today, marking the first formal court proceeding in the ongoing investigation into the deadly accident.
A vehicle collision at Kota Kinabalu International Airport's departure hall on Friday afternoon resulted from a driver's failure to engage the park gear during a driver changeover, causing the SUV to accelerate into the terminal building.
The family of Kuoch Limhan, killed in a Phnom Penh hit-and-run, has withdrawn its civil complaint after accepting S$60,000 compensation from the driver's family. Criminal proceedings continue.
Police in Gua Musang have arrested a teenager for dangerous motorcycle riding as part of a broader crackdown on street racing activities in the area.
A 31-year-old Singaporean woman has been sentenced to two weeks' imprisonment and fined S$2,400 after abandoning her crashed car to go for supper with friends in Bugis. She also faces a one-year driving ban.
Transport Minister Anthony Loke has made traffic safety compliance mandatory for all participants in the 16th Negeri Sembilan state election campaign, personally instructing DAP teams to wear helmets and warning against dangerous practices.
A Proton X70 driver involved in a fatal motorcycle collision on Jalan 17/21 in Petaling Jaya on May 5 is set to be charged in court today in what marks another serious traffic incident on Malaysian roads.