The government will continue to allow fully tinted rear car windshields and windows.
KUALA LUMPUR: Police have accepted the decision of the government on the new car tint ruling, said Bukit Aman Investigation and Traffic Enforcement Department director Azisman Alias.“We adhere to and respect the decision of Transport Minister Anthony Loke on this matter,” he told reporters after handing over packed food for the breaking of fast to traffic policemen at Jalan Tun Perak here yesterday.
Loke had earlier said new regulations allowing fully tinted rear car windshields and windows would stay despite protests from various quarters including the police.
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Cops accept government’s decision on new tint ruling | Malay MailKUALA LUMPUR, May 11 ― The Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) accepts the decision of the government on the new car tinting ruling, said Bukit Aman Investigation and Traffic Enforcement Department director Datuk Azisman Alias. He said the police respected the decision. “We adhere to and respect the...
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Police oppose new rule for tinted car windowsNajib, meanwhile, chides the transport minister for failing to consult the police on security issues. The transport ministry should consult police. Police forces are the ones to fight crimes and ensure our safety! Imagine they are on the chase with criminals like robbers, etc. And worse, how many rude drivers I had seen got their cars fully tinted? Bad decision! The plot, in addition to tinting darkness, thickens cherriecinta cchelmich EstherKana Tajuk berita ‘oppose’ tapi bukit aman cakap ‘terkilan’ jauh beza
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New ruling on tinted windows for vehicles to be announced on Tuesday (May 7)M not changing my tinted windows...to hell with the law. 👍🏻 and do it fast anthonyloke What about those imported recon vehicles from Japan? Most of them are tinted at the rear screens & rear windows. Without tints, the rear boots are fully exposed.
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