How many drivers were caught without any driving licence at all?

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1,745 Drivers Found Without Any Driving Licence During Operation

During the "Op Perang Lebih Muatan-Kenderaan Berat" operation conducted by the Selangor Road Transport Department (JPJ), a total of 1,745 individuals were found to be driving without possessing any form of driving licence. This finding was part of a broader enforcement drive targeting heavy vehicles.
Operation Details and Scope

The operation, which ran from October 14 to November 10, saw the inspection of 50,839 vehicles across Selangor. The primary objective was to enforce regulations related to heavy vehicle operations, including overloading and licensing compliance.
Specific Licensing Infractions

Beyond the 1,745 individuals without any driving licence, the operation also identified 1,926 drivers who lacked specific Vocational Driving Licences, Goods Driving Licences (GDL), or Public Service Vehicle (PSV) licences. This highlights a significant number of drivers operating heavy commercial vehicles without the required professional endorsements.
Broader Enforcement Findings

The enforcement action also revealed other violations. A total of 1,867 drivers were found without valid Motor Vehicle Licences (LKM). Furthermore, 679 individuals were identified as operating without insurance coverage, and 747 were cited for overloading offences. Another 20 drivers were apprehended for carrying loads exceeding 50 per cent of the permitted limit.

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