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The government has forgiven all unpaid summonses for speeding motorists caught by the Automated Enforcement System (AES).
However, Transport Minister Anthony Loke said this is a one-off goodwill gesture by the government and warned that there will no future cancellations of summonses or discounts.
However, Transport Minister Anthony Loke said this is a one-off goodwill gesture by the government and warned that there will no future cancellations of summonses or discounts.
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