Recently, a Mercedes-Benz GLC sparked controversy when it was discovered to have 397 unpaid traffic fines, amounting to a total of RM118,700. 

This revelation, which was posted by a TikTok user named @montkiaraslut, has raised questions about how the car was able to renew its road tax without facing legal action.

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Netizens were quick to point out that they would have to settle their outstanding fines before renewing their road tax. 

In response, the public has called upon Transport Minister Anthony Loke and the Road Transport Department of Malaysia (JPJ) to provide clarity on this issue.

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This incident has highlighted growing concerns among Malaysians about the lack of consequences for those who break traffic laws, especially for those in positions of power or those who have the financial means to pay their fines without facing any consequences. 

It is essential that the authorities take measures to hold everyone accountable for their actions on the road, regardless of their socioeconomic status or position of power.

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According to the latest update, the PDRM Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Department has stated that the car plate number mentioned in the TikTok video has no outstanding summons. 

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The public has taken their time to verify this information, but all they noticed was the system for checking summons has been temporarily shut down. 

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The TikTok user has released follow-up videos urging the public not to direct their anger towards the authorities and to be mindful of their words. 

Despite speculation that the vehicle owner may have paid off their fines or that the authorities are covering it up, it remains uncertain. Nevertheless, it is important for individuals to settle their traffic fines promptly.