PUTRAJAYA, January 8 — Malaysian motorists can now settle traffic summonses conveniently through the MyJPJ app, Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook announced. Speaking at the inauguration of JPJ’s new office at Galeria PJH, Loke highlighted the feature as a step towards greater efficiency and accessibility for citizens.
He noted that the app, used by over 11.5 million Malaysians, already supports functions such as renewing driving and motor vehicle licenses, generating RM291.03 million in revenue. Emphasizing the importance of continuous digital advancement, Loke said, “Technology like this not only eases processes for the public but also enhances JPJ’s efficiency.”
The summons payment feature is accessible on the app’s homepage.
