Find out where to check your summons
Parking fines and traffic summons in Malaysia are issued by different local councils - this guide points you to the right official site
Important: this site does not check your summons for you
We don't collect vehicle numbers, MyKad or passport numbers. Each council manages its own database, so you'll need to search directly on the official site below using your vehicle number, IC number or compound number.
Which council might have issued it?
Your plate's state prefix only shows where the vehicle was first registered - not where the offence happened. Use this as a rough starting point only.
Official council portals
Tap a council to check and pay your summons or compound directly
JPJ / police summonses (speeding, red light, etc.)
For non-parking offences issued by JPJ or the police, not local councils
Foreign drivers & rental cars
What to expect if you're driving on a foreign or rental-issued plate
If you rented a car and receive a summons after returning it, the rental company usually pays the fine first and then charges your card on file, often with an added admin fee. Check your rental agreement for details, and keep your booking confirmation in case of disputes.