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Malaysia's Kejara demerit system has been around for years, but ask any regular driver and you'll hear the same complaint: it hasn't been doing its job. That is now about to change. Transport Minister Anthony Loke has revealed that the Government is preparing a full overhaul of the system, with a completely redesigned version targeted for rollout beginning in 2026.
The Road Transport Department (JPJ) is in the final stretch of revamping the Kejara demerit points system, a long-standing mechanism aimed at curbing reckless driving and repeat traffic offenses. This upgrade is part of a broader reform initiative led by Transport Minister Anthony Loke, who has been vocal about the need to make Kejara more effective.
Malaysia's system for penalising reckless drivers isn't doing its job — and Transport Minister Anthony Loke wants to change that. In a recent statement, Loke admitted that the KEJARA demerit system, which was created to make drivers think twice before breaking the law, is simply not working as intended.
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