In Local News / by Mick Chan / January 30 2026 12:53 pmTraffic summonses issued to foreign-registered vehicles, including vehicles from Thailand, will be reviewed to ensure that the enforcement approach remains effective, reported The Star. Discounts offered for the summonses, such as for offences including not having an International Circulation Permit (ICP), were given at the discretion of the road transport department (JPJ) in order to encourage settlement of the summonses within a specified period, said transport minister Anthony Loke. Foreign vehicle drivers who commit offences, and who settle their summonses within the stipulated timeframe are eligible for discounts of up to 50%, Loke said. “However, if this approach is found to be not as effective as expected, the ministry will review the mechanism specifically for foreign vehicles. Last year, the department acted against 277 Thai vehicles during the same operation in Kelantan, collecting RM99,100 in fines.