Singaporeans make up the largest group of foreign motorists with outstanding traffic fines in Malaysia, owing an estimated RM3.5 million ($1 million).
Some of the outstanding traffic summonses date as far back as 1990.Singaporeans make up the largest group of foreign motorists with outstanding traffic fines in Malaysia, owing an estimated RM3.5 million .
Another roughly RM1.6 million in fines are owed by motorists from the other two South-east Asian nations. In total, including local cases, the government recorded nearly 41 million outstanding traffic summonses, with an estimated RM4 billion yet to be paid.
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