@saysdotcom: JPJ is taking a tougher stance against excessively modified motorcycles, with owners now facing direct prosecution in court under Section 42 of the Road Transport Act 1987 instead of just compounds or vehicle seizures. Among the most common illegal modifications are ultra-thin "tayar sotong" tyres, unauthorised engine swaps, extended swingarms, tampered ECU systems, and even the removal of rear brakes. JPJ says these modifications compromise vehicle safety and increase the risk of accidents. The move comes as motorcyclists and pillion riders continue to account for more than 60% of fatal road accidents in Malaysia. Read the full story at www.says.com. Cover image: Utusan #SAYSnews

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