How were the 222 seized RXZ motorcycles returned to their owners?

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222 Seized RXZ Motorcycles Returned to Owners After Summons and Documentation Completion

A total of 222 motorcycles seized during the RXZ Members 8.0 programme have been returned to their owners. The handover process was completed in stages on Sunday and yesterday, following the issuance of summonses and the completion of necessary documentation. Most of the motorcycles were impounded due to road traffic violations rather than criminal activities.
Road Traffic Offences Leading to Seizure

The majority of the 222 motorcycles were seized for various road traffic offences. These violations included the use of modified exhaust systems, registration numbers that did not comply with specifications, a lack of side mirrors, absence of insurance coverage, and missing rear brakes. These issues highlight common non-compliance with road safety regulations.
Owner Acknowledgement and Pledges

Upon the return of their vehicles, the owners admitted to the traffic offences they had committed. They further provided pledges not to repeat such mistakes at future RXZ Members gatherings. This indicates an acknowledgement of wrongdoing and a commitment to abide by traffic laws going forward.
Road Transport Department's Stance on Motorcycling Community

The Terengganu Road Transport Department (JPJ) expressed respect for the motorcycling community when their activities are conducted in an organised, responsible, and law-abiding manner. However, the department emphasised that safety and the public interest must be prioritised in all large-scale motorcycling events, necessitating a robust safety culture among all involved parties.
Continued Enforcement on Safety and Compliance

JPJ stated that it takes public complaints regarding reckless riding, congestion, and endangering road users seriously. Consequently, the department will persist with firm, responsible, and risk-based enforcement actions. This will specifically target safety-related offences, non-compliant modifications, and dangerous riding behaviours to ensure the safety of all activities.

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