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LEGAL DEPARTMENT

COMPOUND MANAGEMENT DIVISION

NO

QUESTION

ANSWER

1

How do I pay for my vehicle when parking in the MBSJ area?

Payment for parking at the car park can be made via the Smart Selangor, Flexi Parking and Touch n Go applications, e-Wallet, Setel, Jom Parking.

2

What is the difference between Yellow Parking Spaces, Orange Parking Spaces, Red Parking Spaces and White Parking Spaces provided by the Council?

Yellow Parking Lot - The parking fee is set at RM 0.50 per 1 hour and unlimited
Orange Parking Lot - The parking fee is set at RM 0.50 per 30 minutes and the maximum limit allowed is 2 hours only
Red Parking Lot - Special parking lot
White Parking Lot - Special parking lot for the use of the Majlis building and facilities.

3

What happens if I park in an orange space for more than 2 hours?

Cars may be compounded, towed, removed and/or detained by the Council.

4

Can I do a compound check?

Yes. Compound checks can be made on the website https://ezy2.mbsj.gov.my//kompaun

5

How do I make a compound payment?

Compound payments can be made on the website https://ezy2.mbsj.gov.my//kompaun

6

Apart from the website mentioned, is there another way to make compound payments?

People Subject to Compounding (OKK) can also make payments for all compounds at the PBTPay Portal on the website https://pbtpay.kpkt.gov.my/ and traffic compound payments can be made at Smart Selangor Parking.

7

I'm old and don't know how to use a phone. How can I make a payment?

OKK can make payments at the Payment Kiosks provided by the Council at the MBSJ Headquarters, and several shopping centres, namely:-

i. Sunway Pyramid

ii. IOI Mall Puchong

iii. Empire Shopping Gallery

iv. Aeon Equine Park

v. Giant Kinrara

Apart from that, OKK can also make payments at the MBSJ Branch Counter, namely at the Bandar Puteri Branch Office Counter and the Seri Kembangan Indoor Stadium Counter.

8

I received a message on my phone stating that I was being charged with a compound but I was not there when the incident occurred.

The OKK can make a review by contacting the Prosecution Division, Legal Department at 03-8026 3289 or can make a complaint directly through the MBSJ SISPAA on the website https://mbsj.spab.gov.my/eApps/system/index.do

9

Can I pay using a check?

No way

10

How long is the compound payment period?

Fourteen (14) days from the date the compound is issued.

11

What if I am not satisfied with the compound I received?

The OKK can make a complaint directly through the MBSJ SISPAA at the website https://mbsj.spab.gov.my/eApps/system/index.do

12

How to avoid being subject to Court Action?

Settle outstanding compounds within sixty (60) days from the date the compound is issued.

13

What will happen if I fail to pay the compound within the specified time period?

If the compound is not settled within sixty (60) days from the date the compound is issued, Court action may be taken against the offender for the offence.

14

If I have settled the compound but still receive a Reminder Notice from MBSJ, what should I do?

Please ignore the notice if the compound has been resolved.

15

How much compound appeal rate can I get if I pay the traffic compound within the specified time period?

For traffic offences, the compound rate set is based on the rate stated on the compound notice. However, if payment is made online, an automatic reduction of RM40 will be given.

16

I want to make a compound payment within 24 hours. But why does it say RM80 on the website and not RM10?

The Council has set different compound rates according to the type of offence.

17

I received a compound from MBSJ at the rate of RM1,000.00 and I want to request a reduction.

The Council has set an automatic reduction in compound rates except for certain offences. You can check at https://ezy2.mbsj.gov.my//kompaun

18

I am disabled, am I exempted from paying parking charges?

Parking fee exemption is only given to OKU card holders. Exemption does not apply to drivers carrying OKU passengers.

19

I have a resident car sticker but I am still charged a compound of RM80.

For your information, resident car stickers can only be used to park vehicles inside the house fence or in front of the house fence. If the owner parks the vehicle on the shoulder of the road or in a place other than that specified, the owner will be charged a compound.

20

I live in a flat/apartment area and parked my car in an area near my residence but was charged a compound. Where do I need to/can I park my vehicle since the flat/apartment area does not have sufficient/limited parking spaces?

Cars belonging to flat/apartment residents can only be parked within the flat/apartment area. If the car is parked outside the flat/apartment area, the car may be subject to a compound.

21

What traffic compounds are not given a reduction?

The Council does not offer a reduction in compound rates for offences under the Subang Jaya City Council Road Transport (Parking Allocation) Order 2007 as follows:

 

NO

ORDER

DETAILS

COMPOUND RATE

1.

36(1)(a)

Blocking any parking space or space

RM 80.00

2.

36(1)(b)

Parking a vehicle in any place other than the parking spaces provided by the Council

RM 80.00

3.

44

Using any parking space for the purpose of carrying on any trade or business

RM 80.00

4.

45

Repair any vehicle in the parking lot

RM 80.00

5.

46

Washing or cleaning any vehicle in the parking lot

RM 80.00

6.

47

Using a parking space other than for parking motor vehicles

RM 80.00

7.

36(1)(a)

Heavy vehicles blocking any parking space or space

RM 300.00

NO

ORDER

DETAILS

COMPOUND RATE

  1.  

51

Parking in Disabled Parking Spaces

RM 200.00

The Council also does not offer a reduction in compound rates for offences under the Subang Jaya City Council Road Transport (Prohibition of Driving Heavy Vehicles) Order 2012 as follows:

BIL

ORDER

DETAILS

COMPOUND RATE

I.

2

Heavy Vehicle Prohibition

RM 300.00

 

LEGAL DEPARTMENT

PROSECUTION DIVISION

BIL

QUESTION

ANSWER

1

Why am I being subject to Court action?

Court action will be taken if you are found to have committed an offense under the Laws enforced by MBSJ.

2

What should I do if I receive a summons from the Court?

You need to appear at the Subang Jaya Magistrate's Court (Municipal) on the appointed date and time.

3

If I am unable to attend Court, what should I do?

The Person Sued must notify the Court by sending a letter to the Court and submitting it to the Legal Department or submitting a sick certificate if unwell.

4

Can I send a representative if I am unable to attend Court?

Can send a representative and must submit a Letter of Representation certified by the Person Sued (OKS).

5

What will happen if I fail to appear in Court without reason?

An arrest warrant will be issued.

6

What should I do if I receive an Arrest Warrant?

Must appear in Court on the date set to cancel the Arrest Warrant and to answer the charges.

7

Can I appeal to the Court to reduce the fine when I am sued?

An appeal can be filed before a Magistrate after a guilty plea has been recorded.

8

Can I appeal to pay the compound at MBSJ even though a summons has been issued?

Summonses that have been issued must be resolved in Court. Otherwise, if there are compounds for which summonses have not yet been issued, the OKS can resolve those compounds before the summons is processed/issued.

9

Who should I contact to obtain clarification regarding a summons or arrest warrant received?

You can contact the Prosecution Division, Legal Department, MBSJ at 03-802693289.     

10

Where is the Subang Jaya Magistrate's Court (Municipal) located?

The Magistrate's Court (Municipal) MBSJ is located at SS 15/4G,
Subang Business Square, 47500 Subang Jaya. Any
enquiries regarding the mention date can be made at 
03-56323724.

LEGAL ADVISORY SERVICES, DRAFT AND CIVIL LITIGATION DIVISION

BIL

SOALAN

JAWAPAN

1What if I want to obtain a copy of the Subang Jaya City Council's by-laws?You may visit the Subang Jaya City Council website at https://www.mbsj.gov.my/en/laws-orders-rules-standing-orders

Submitted by firdaus.puzi on Mon, 22/04/2024 - 8:56am