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Automated Enforcement System (AES) Locations Revealed by JPJ!

J Jay
Posted onSep 27, 2012 at 6:34 PM
Updated onUpdated on Sep 28, 2012 at 2:41 AM

The Automated Enforcement System (AES) introduced back in July this year has been installed, according to Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan (JPJ) – our very own Road Transport Department of Malaysia.

The installation sites now include 14 locations in which JPJ considers it to be ‘blackspots’ where fatal accidents often occur. The installation sites are currently found in Perak, Selangor, Kuala Lumpur and Putrjaya.

The list has been segregated into two zones, designated Zone A and B with details below:

Zone A

Zone B

Just to recap, there are currently two systems that are being utilised with Beta Tegap Sdn Bhd covering 7 states (both central and southern regions) of Malaysia with their Redflex Traffic Systems and the second system by ATES Sdn Bhd utlisess the JENOPTIK Robot GmbH system where northern region as well as in East Malaysia. Both systems are able to detect multiple violations with a combination of video camera as well as flash and infrared photography that’s been specifically designed to illuminate your number plate.

Hence, it’s time to take heed out on the roads from now on and have this list infused into your memory banks, every time you head out onto the roads.

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    Syahril Rizal bin Abd Kadir
  • Sep 28, 2012
In Germany, the highway used together Implementation rules autobarn (motorists must maintain or exceed speed of 160km per hour) in accordance with the purpose for which it was created.



It seems that the real function of the creation of the highway by person name Adolf Hitler has deviated. Evidently inspired him to create a straight path to reach a destination quickly, but others in our country. 4 tires users was on the toll charged, limited speed and now was fined in excess of a specified speed.



"Don't speed and you will not get a ticket" Right? WRONG!!! Radar speed cameras are prone to false readings and calibration errors. You can get a speeding ticket even doing the speed limit. Don't believe me? Then Google "speed camera refunds" You can't count on a lucky break refund. Did you know that your new car's speedo can be up to 10% out of calibration while speed cameras only allow 1 to 2% tolerance before giving you a ticket? How fair is that? No way!!! They are after your hard earned cash.


EVEN INNOCENT DRIVERS ARE WRONGFULLY CHARGED FOR SPEEDING - RADAR REFLECTIONS - FAULTY CAMERAS - POORLY SETUP CAMERAS, ALL CONTRIBUTE TO INNOCENT CONVICTIONS!
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My experience. I was driving on SKVE highway @ 120km/h from Putrajaya heading to Puchong. Those AES camera flash blinds my eyes. Seriously it can cause accident.
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    uniranktech
  • Oct 12, 2012
I am from Penang.. I been told AES is not implement in Penang.. right??
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