Bukit Aman Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Department director Azisman Alias said 708,030 users had registered with the MyBayar Saman since its launch.

“As of yesterday, the 18th day of the introduction of the discount, police have collected more than RM73 million involving 659,998 summonses from the public.

“This figure includes 56,909 summonses involving payments of over RM6.28 million settled via the MyBayar Saman app,” he said in a statement today.

On March 25, Inspector-General of Police Abdul Hamid Bador said those who paid their traffic summonses on or before April 11 using the MyBayar Saman facility would be given discounts of up to 50%.

However, the discounts do not apply to major traffic offences, such as beating the red light, speeding, overtaking on double lines, using the telephone while driving and driving on the emergency lane.

The public can access the MyBayar Saman on the police portal at https://mybayar.rmp.gov.my or download the app from Google Playstore or Apple Store and then register as a user.