Singapore Driver Fined RM9,000 for Filling RON95 Petrol

Singapore Driver Fined RM9,000 for Filling RON95 Petrol

A driver from Singapore has been fined RM9,000 after being found guilty of filling RON95 petrol in Malaysia without complying with the regulations.

Authorities said the offence occurred when the driver used fuel meant for specific purposes or failed to meet the requirements for vehicle licenses and proper documentation. Monitoring of fuel usage is enforced to ensure compliance and prevent misuse.

The court imposed the fine as both a penalty and a warning to all motorists, including foreign drivers, to adhere strictly to Malaysia’s fuel regulations and guidelines.

Officials stressed that strict action will be taken against anyone who violates these rules to uphold safety, transparency, and fairness at petrol stations nationwide.

The case also serves as a reminder that fuel regulations must be followed by all vehicles, including foreign-registered ones, and violations may result in legal consequences.