How to check and pay your car summons online

Updated on 4th July 2024

In days gone by, one would have to go to offices or make phone calls to obtain information. In the digital age, one can do so from the comfort of your home with an electronic device. This article will teach you how to check your car summons online! 

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Check summons on MyEG

 

 

MyEG‘s website is an online portal that offers various services. You can renew your road tax, insurance, driving license, and even order a MyKad replacement. You can use this portal to check your PDRM, JPJ, and AES summons in a few simple steps.

Steps to check summons on MyEG:

1. Visit MyEG.
2. Register an account and then log in.
3. Select e-Services and choose what kinds of summons to view.
4. Enter all required information and click the “Check” button.
5. The relevant information will be displayed and you can pay via available Internet banking solutions.

Check summons on JPJ

 

 

JPJ is our road transport authority (Jabatan Perangkutan Jalan) and as such issues summons when motorists break the regulations on the road. As such, you can check summons given out regarding traffic offences, including the AES (Automatic Enforcement System) which catches speeding cars on the highway. Summons are automatically doled out based on that.

Steps to check summons on JPJ:

1. Visit JPJ.
2. Enter your MyKad number only or both the MyKad and your vehicle registration number.
3. Enter all required information.
4. The relevant information will be displayed and you can pay via available Internet banking solutions.

Check summons on RILEK

RILEK is short for ‘Rangkaian Interaktif Laman Elektronik Kerajaan’ or ‘Government Electronic Interactive Network Site’. This government-operated website is part of the government’s initiative to provide e-services to the Malaysian people. RILEK is unique because you can check PDRM, JPJ, DBKL summons and even insolvency status.

Steps to check summons on RILEK:

1. Visit RILEK.
2. Register an account then log in.
3. Select which summons you want to check.
4. The relevant information will be displayed and you can pay via available Internet banking solutions.

Check summons on MyBayar Saman

MyBayar Saman has a very simple and straightforward system to check your outstanding summons and pay them without going to a police station. However, city council summons won’t be displayed.

Steps to check summons on MyBayar Saman:

1. Visit MyBayar Saman.
2. Register an account then log in.
3. You will be shown your outstanding summons as in the image below.
4. You can pay via available Internet banking solutions.

 

Check summons on SSO PDRM

SSO PDRM is an alternative portal to MyBayar Saman, but the drawback is that it only displays police summons. So JPJ summons will not be visible at all. Registering an SSO account requires a lot more information than the other websites, as you also need to provide your gender, birthday and address.

Steps to check summons on SSO PDRM:

1. Visit SSO PDRM.
2. Register an account then log in.
3. Click “search by” in the dropdown menu and select “Saman status”. 
4. All your outstanding summon information will be displayed.
5. You can pay via available Internet banking solutions.

Check summons via SMS

Yes! Checking summons via SMS is still possible! However, you will be charged RM0.15 per SMS for police summons. On the bright side, you don’t have to register for anything.

• To check police summons, send [POLICESAMANID number/car plate number] to 15888 or 32728
• To check JPJ summons, send [JPJSAMANID number/car plate number] to 15888

Why you should pay your summons quickly

Summons are best paid quickly as summons are not charged all at once. If you pay within 15 days of the summon being issued, you can get a discount of up to 50%. If you pay between 31-60 days, you will have to pay the full amount.

Say you were caught parking illegally and you were issued a RM300 fine. If you pay within 15 days, you may pay only RM150 with a 50% discount. If you pay after the 15-day period, you may pay up to RM200. But once 30 days have passed, you will have to pay the full RM300 fine. So, the sooner you pay them off, the less you have to pay.

If you don’t pay the summons and they all start to pile up, you may receive a court order to show up at court. Your driving license and road tax will also be blacklisted. So check whether you have any summons every once in a while.

All in all, it is suggested you try all the websites and find which is best for you. After that, you know how to check your car summons online and you can at any time pay them off!

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