A total of 104,234 summonses for various offences were issued during Op Selamat 23/2025, which took place over five days in conjunction with the Chinese New Year celebrations.

According to the Director of the Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Department (JSPT), Datuk Sri Mohd Yusri Hassan Basri, the figure reflects a decrease of 43% (or 78,798 summonses) compared to the 183,033 summonses recorded during Op Selamat 21/2024.

He stated that there are six main offences for Op Selamat 23/2025: speeding, driving in emergency lanes, overtaking on double lines, queue jumping, running red lights, and using mobile devices while driving.

Of these, speeding led the six main offences for Op Selamat 23/2025 up to yesterday, with the highest number of summonses issued at 44,940.

“This was followed by 2,034 summonses for running red lights, 869 for using mobile devices, 602 for driving in emergency lanes, 573 for queue jumping, and 321 for overtaking on double lines,” he said.

Mohd Yusri added that Op Selamat 23/2025, which was launched on 28 January, will conclude today (February 2) with the aim of minimising road traffic accidents and ensuring smooth traffic flow, as well as preventing house burglary during the festive season.

He noted that the implementation of Op Selamat 23 is coordinated by the JSPT nationwide and involves collaboration with the Crime Prevention and Community Safety Department (JPJKK) to align the operations under the theme ‘Rumah Selamat, Selamat Sampai ke Destinasi’.

“For this Op Selamat, JSPT has assigned 3,609 officers and personnel to ensure the smooth execution of the operation and to achieve its objectives,” he added.