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Perodua Myvi driver with $1530 worth of accrued fines gets caught ignoring road safety to check his phone

Perodua Myvi driver with $1530 worth of accrued fines gets caught ignoring road safety to check his phone

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A video has been caught of a Malaysian registered Perodua Myvi driver browsing through his phone whilst driving on the road.

Watch the video for yourself below 

This kind of irresponsible behaviour could have led to a fatal accident. 

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Perhaps he needs a more severe punishment to warn him of the consequences of his actions. 

According to the Road Traffic Act of 1961, was using a mobile communication device while driving makes you guilty of an offence and liable to a fine not exceeding $1000, or imprisonment for a term not exceeding 6 months or a combination of both penalties. 

Repeat offenders, which in this case, the driver might actually be one, are liable on conviction to a fine of not exceeding $2000 or to jail time for a term of not exceeding 12 months, or a combination of both penalties. 

But, that’s not all!

After a quick search of his license plate, it was found that the driver had $1530 worth of accrued fines from numerous statutory boards on his ledger. Even after all those warnings, it seems as if the driver still has absolutely no regard for road safety. 

Here is a breakdown list of the fines accrued by the driver.

LTA (Land Transport Authority) = $339 

Housing & Development Board = $200

Singapore Police Force = $650

Urban Redevelopment Authority = $341

Netizen Comments 

Netizens chime in with their own take on the matter at hand, with most of them criticizing and calling for consequences for the driver. As a personal opinion, I do hope that this driver gets severely punished to deter him from risking the safety of others on the road. This sort of multi-tasking has been shown to reduce your focus on the road which can lead to potentially horrible accidents. 

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As a personal opinion, I do hope that this driver gets severely punished to deter him from risking the safety of others on the road. 

This sort of multi-tasking has been shown to reduce your focus on the road which can lead to potentially horrible accidents.

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kena fined is one thing
enforcement such that the fine is compounded is another
for locals easy, send to address of residence, repeated ignore court case
for foreigners send to where? repeated ignore, who cares?!

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well, has accumulated fines from LTA, Police force, URA, HDB, but none of the authorities is bothered to go after him, it goes to show how sloppy the government service can be, and this will indirectly encourage him to fraud more laws, after all it is FOC. 

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Should barred such idiot from entering SG. He can drive different car, yes. IF there is too many times, can arrest him at the custom. It seems the authorities are not following up actions when fines are not paid, still let these people roam around.

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Does ICA bar such individual from entering Singapore? I hope they do.

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On 7/5/2022 at 8:58 AM, Watwheels said:

Does ICA bar such individual from entering Singapore? I hope they do.

Different agencies, different responsibilities.

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29 minutes ago, Fitvip said:

Different agencies, different responsibilities.

LTA has to update his cashcard as and when his road tax expired.

This information will be flagged.

Long ago, I rem a Msia has to pay $2k outstanding fine before allowed to come in.

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