JPJ seizes 37 vehicles with extreme modifications, including RM150,000 exhausts, in Ops Ekstrem

During Ops Ekstrem in Kuala Lumpur, the Road Transport Department (JPJ) seized 37 vehicles with extreme modifications, such as air suspension systems, after inspecting 156 vehicles.

Legal action will follow, requiring owners to restore vehicles to original conditions.

The operation, prompted by public complaints, resulted in 485 notices for various infractions, with the highest involving non-compliant registration numbers.

JPJ plans to expand these operations nationwide and will work with other agencies to address illegal modifications.

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 9 — The Road Transport Department (JPJ) seized 37 vehicles found to have undergone extreme modifications, including air suspension systems, during Ops Ekstrem on Sunday.

Its director-general, Datuk Aedy Fadly Ramli, said JPJ will hold the seized vehicles until legal action is taken against their owners and the vehicles are restored to their original specifications and condition.

He said the operation, which was conducted from 1 am to 5 am around the capital, particularly along Jalan Raja Laut, inspected 156 vehicles, with action taken against 97 of them for various offences.

“Some vehicles had been extensively modified, with their bodies lowered to the point of almost touching the road, while some owners had spent up to RM150,000 on exhaust modifications that produced flames.

“Roads are not a place to showcase extreme vehicle modifications that push vehicles to their limits, disrupt public order and endanger other road users,” he said at a press conference at the Kuala Lumpur Federal Territory JPJ office last night.

Aedy Fadly said 485 notices were issued for various offences, with the highest number, 97, involving registration numbers that did not comply with specifications, followed by expired Motor Vehicle Licences (66), lack of insurance coverage (57), tinted windows (44), and vehicle modifications (11), while exhaust-related offences accounted for 77 cases.

On the growing use of air suspension systems, which cost between RM15,000 and RM25,000, he said the systems were initially brought into the capital from Borneo and have become popular among those in their 20s and 30s.

He said the Ops Ekstrem operation, prompted by public complaints about disturbances at night, will expand nationwide starting this week.

According to him, JPJ will refer such modifications to the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDN) and the Royal Malaysian Customs Department (JKDM) to curb the entry of illegal components and take action against unregistered workshops. — Bernama

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在吉隆坡的“极限行动”（Ops Ekstrem）中，陆路交通局（JPJ）在检查了 156 辆车后，查获了 37 辆经过极端改装的车辆，例如安装了空气悬架系统。

我们将采取法律行动，要求车主将车辆恢复到原始状态。

此次行动是在公众投诉的推动下进行的，共发出 485 份违规通知，其中违规行为最多的是车牌号码不合规的情况。

JPJ计划将这些行动扩展到全国范围，并将与其他机构合作解决非法改装问题。

吉隆坡，9 月 9 日讯——马来西亚陆路交通局 (JPJ) 在周日的“极限行动”(Ops Ekstrem) 中查获了 37 辆经过极端改装的车辆，其中包括加装空气悬架系统的车辆。

陆路交通局局长拿督艾迪·法德利·拉姆利表示，陆路交通局将扣押这些车辆，直到对车主采取法律行动，并将车辆恢复到原来的规格和状态。

他表示，此次行动于凌晨 1 点至 5 点在首都周边地区进行，特别是拉惹劳特路沿线，共检查了 156 辆车，并对其中 97 辆因各种违法行为采取了行动。

“有些车辆经过大幅改装，车身降低到几乎贴着路面，而有些车主甚至花费高达 15 万令吉改装排气系统，使其能够喷出火焰。

“道路不是展示极端车辆改装的地方，这些改装会将车辆推向极限，扰乱公共秩序，危及其他道路使用者，”他昨晚在吉隆坡联邦直辖区陆路交通局办公室举行的新闻发布会上说。

Aedy Fadly 表示，共发出 485 份通知，涉及各种违规行为，其中数量最多的是 97 份，涉及不符合规格的车牌号码；其次是机动车牌照过期（66 份）、缺乏保险（57 份）、车窗贴膜（44 份）和车辆改装（11 份）；而与排气相关的违规行为则占 77 例。

对于价格在 15,000 至 25,000 令吉之间的空气悬架系统的日益普及，他表示，这些系统最初是从婆罗洲引进到首都的，并在 20 多岁和 30 多岁的人群中流行起来。

他表示，由于公众投诉夜间扰乱治安，Ops Ekstrem行动将从本周开始在全国范围内展开。

据他称，陆路交通局（JPJ）会将此类修改提交给国内贸易及生活成本部（KPDN）和马来西亚皇家海关总署（JKDM），以遏制非法零部件的流入，并对未注册的维修厂采取行动。——马新社

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