In our previous article, “The 6 Things You Need to Know About AwAS – The New Speed Track Camera System”, we explored how the Automatic Awareness Safety System (AwAS) uses speed cameras and red-light monitoring to promote safer roads across Malaysia.
Now, we’re following up with a practical guide on how to check and pay your AwAS summons – both online and offline – so you can keep your driving record clean, avoid unnecessary penalties, and drive more responsibly.
Why It’s Important to Check Your Summons Regularly
With AwAS and AES (Automated Enforcement System) cameras increasingly common on highways and intersections, it’s easy to miss a violation until it’s too late. By checking your summonses regularly, you can:
– Avoid paying late penalties
– Keep your driving license and road tax in good standing
– Stay informed about your driving behavior
– Take corrective steps to become a safer driver
Methods to Check AwAS, PDRM, and JPJ Summonses Online
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Thanks to digital services, checking your summons has never been easier. Based on this article from Portal Info, here are the most convenient ways:
1. MyBayar Saman (PDRM) App
This official PDRM app allows you to check and pay your police traffic summonses easily:
a) Download the app from Google Play, Apple App Store, or Huawei AppGallery
b) Register and log in
c) View your outstanding summonses and click “Pay”
✅ Online payment is required and receipts are provided instantly.
2. JPJ Official Portal (mySIKAP)
For summonses issued by JPJ, visit the mySIKAP portal:
a) Register for an account via the JPJ Portal
b) Log in and navigate to the summons section
c) View or settle your JPJ/AES summons online
3. MyJPJ App
An alternative mobile-friendly option:
a) Download and install the MyJPJ app
b) Log in and go to “Summons Payment”
c) Select and pay for your listed summonses
d) Generate and view your digital receipt
4. MyEG Services
For a centralized platform covering both JPJ and PDRM:
a) Visit the MyEG Website
b) Register or log in
c) Select eServices > PDRM or JPJ
d) View and pay outstanding summonses
e) Receive reminder emails for new summonses
Offline Methods to Check and Pay Summonses
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Prefer a more traditional method? You can also:
– Visit JPJ counters
– Use JPJ mobile counters in certain areas
– Check at PDRM traffic branches
📢 NOTE: For the Special Compound Rate of RM150 (Jan–June 2025) for specific JPJ summonses, payments can only be made via MyJPJ, JPJ mobile counters, JPJ kiosks, or JPJ counters. MyEG and Pos Malaysia are NOT valid for these discounts.\
At BHPetrol, your safety on the road matters to us. Whether you’re heading out on a long road trip or simply commuting daily, we encourage you to:
– Drive within speed limits
– Stay alert to road signage and traffic lights
– Check your summons status regularly to stay compliant
When you drive safely, you’re not only protecting yourself but also everyone else on the road. And to help you on your journey, BHPetrol provides clean facilities, quality fuels, and convenience stores nationwide.
👉 Click here to find the nearest BHPetrol station.
Let’s make Malaysia’s roads safer, one responsible driver at a time.
