AES Detector now available in App Store !

To all ios user, Finally, AES Detector now is available in apple App Store. It is FREE for download. App store link : https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/aes-detector/id573753132?ls=1&mt=8 The current version published in app store is the latest version same with android version. Feel free to try. Chee......

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AES Is Not A New Traffic Law Or Regulation

SHAH ALAM: The Automated Enforcement System (AES) does not change the existing law or regulations for traffic offences, said Road Transport Department deputy director, Ahmad Nasir Abdul Gani.  "The public seems to be confused and consider the AES as a new law or regulation," he said during the central Ministry of Information Communication and Culture, Strengthening the Coordinating Committee Program, here yesterday.  "For instance, a summon for beating the red light is still RM300 prior to the AES. The difference now is that there is a 24-hour monitoring system via the AES camera......

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831 AES Cameras: RM200k More For Each Camera Due To Training, Says Govt

Datuk Wira Abu Seman Yusop KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 22 — The home ministry told Parliament today that teaching policemen here how to use two models of speed trap cameras accounted for the huge difference of over RM200,000 per unit paid for by Malaysia compared with prices in the United States. Deputy Home Minister Datuk Wira Abu Seman Yusop said the suppliers had provided training to policemen here as well as for maintenance of the cameras used to catch......

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Keep politics out, let AES do its job to save our lives

RESISTANCE IS FUTILE: Spray-painting Automated Enforcement System cameras won't cover up the benefits. The AES camera on the Temoh-Kampar road which has been vandalised. Some drivers have even tried to knock the camera down with their vehicles. FORMER United States president Franklin D. Roosevelt once said: "It is common sense to take a method and try it. If it fails, admit it frankly and try another. But above all, try something." It rang......

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AES Detector v1.1.0 released

New version v1.1.0 is available for update. Here are the changes for v1.1.0 - Enhanced 2km detection alert when driving above 100km/h - Fixing minor issued reported by user. - Retired google admob advertisement Kindly update to latest version for better experience. Thanks for your support. ......

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Kong rubbishes claims that AES providers can sue Govt over profits

KUALA LUMPUR: Transport Minister Datuk Seri Kong Cho Ha has rubbished claims that the two companies providing the Automated Enforcement System (AES) could counter-sue the Government if they did not receive sufficient profits from the summonses. "These are all lies. There is no such clause for that (in their contract with the Government to provide the AES)," he told reporters when met at the Parliament lobby here Wednesday. Kong also said the ministry was not considering to declassify the details of the contract to silence detractors of the AES. "The financial model for the two companies, as......

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AES Detector v1.0.9 released

Dear All AES Detector Users, The main features build into this version is the beep pulse alert when your speed is beyond the speed limit. Besides, the driving speed panel will flashing in red color to alert you. In previous version, read phone state permission has been highlighted from our user and as i promised, i had dropped it out in this version onwards. Hope you can used it without hassle and concern.  :) Here are the changes for v1.0.9 : - Adding 3 second beep pulse alert when speed exceed limit - Flashing driving speed background when exceed limit - Remove......

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How to differentiate PDRM Summon vs AES Summon

For those who are still confused about the type of summons received via post whether is issued by police or jpj, you can refer to this sample below. By comparing the summon picture placement is the most easiest way to identify the summon is issued either by PDRM or JPJ.......

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Attitude U-turn with AES

 KUALA LUMPUR: AN expert on the controversial Automated Enforcement System (AES) has denounced a suggestion put forth by consultants hired by the Pakatan Rakyat coalition that the system should only be enforced when the country's annual road fatalities reach 30,000. A leading authority in the Intelligent Transport System (ITS), Dr Khoriri Mohd Dimyati, said the 6,877 deaths a year are an overwhelming number for the country's population......

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AES 'helped me find car'

IPOH: While there is an outcry among Pakatan Rakyat leaders on the Automated Enforcement System (AES), a company secretary, however, is giving the system thumbs up. Ng Lee Kee with the summons issued when her car was stolen and was caught on the AES camera for speeding in Taiping. At right is Perak MCA Public Services and Complaints Bureau chief Datuk Lee Kon Yin. Pic by Farhan Najib Ng Lee Kee, 33, said her Proton Iswara Aeroback car was......

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Signboards to alert motorists of both police cameras and AES

Clear warning: A camera operation zone signboard is seen at KM6.6 of Jalan Kajang-Puchong. PETALING JAYA: All speed traps, including those set up by the police, must now have warning signs alerting motorists of the cameras ahead. Signboards must also be put up before traffic light junctions to warn road users of cameras that would capture images of those who beat the red light. Road Transport Department (JPJ) enforcement director Jaafar......

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Those caught without warning must still pay

PETALING JAYA: If you are among motorists caught speeding before warning signs were made mandatory, you will have to pay the price for committing the offence. Federal deputy traffic chief Asst Comm Mohd Fuad Abd Latiff said those caught on police cameras would still have to pay because the standard operating procedure then did not require warning signs. “It was not a law requirement then for police to warn motorists of speed traps. Those who have been issued summonses should immediately pay up,” he told The Star yesterday. ACP Mohd Fuad said police had been putting up signboards to warn......

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AES Camera get covered

Finally someone had “cover” the AES camera!!! haha! Location at /地点在: Jalan Persekutuan Tapah-Kampar berhampiran Temoh Source From : Penang L......

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‘Dismantle AES in Kajang’

SHAH ALAM: A notice had been sent to the Road Transport Department (JPJ) asking it to dismantle the two Automated Enforcement System (AES) cameras installed in Kajang. State executive councillor Ronnie Liu said the Kajang Municipal Council (MPKj) had told JPJ to remove the cameras within 14 days, after which the council would dismantle the structures itself. “In the Local Government Act, any structure built on land, regardless if it belongs to an individual, organisation or government agency, must obtain a development order from the local council,” he told reporters yesterday. ......

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Selamat Menyambut Awal Muharram

Selamat menyambut awal muharram. Awal Muharram merupakan detik penghijrahan Nabi Muhammad dan para sahabat dari Mekah ke Madinah. Sempena hari yang mulia ini kami mendoakan agar pembaca sekalian berazam untuk terus maju kehadapan dalam apa jua bidang yang diceburi. Daripada, Kevin C......

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JPJ told to remove AES cameras in Kajang within 14 days

SHAH ALAM: A notice had been sent to the Road Transport Department (JPJ) asking them to dismantle the two Automated Enforcement System (AES) cameras installed in the Kajang municipality. State executive councillor Ronnie Liu said the Kajang Municipal Council (MPKj) had informed JPJ to remove the cameras within 14 days, after which the council would dismantle the structures itself. "In the Local Government Act, any structure built on land,......

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AES Detector v1.0.8 released with speed detection

Dear All AES Detector Users, AES Detector v1.0.8 now released with speed detection. System will show your driving speed and compare versus speed camera limit. Here are the changes for v1.0.8 : - Add on driving speed (Accuracy of the speed is depends on the GPS signal) - Speed background will turn red if your speed exceed the camera's speed limit - Update camera location GPS point - Change to graphical GPS signal - Read Phone State Permission Due......

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The lowdown on the AES

The AES may not be the only solution to reducing road accidents but it can be an effective initiative in the long run. IT was supposed to be the solution for many of Malaysia's road safety woes, but the Automated Enforcement System (AES) has instead drawn mixed reactions. The latest was the Selangor state government's decision to block the installation and implementation of the system until an independent valuator reviewed if the Transport Ministry......

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Happy Deepavali

To all Hindu friends, The “Festival of Lights” symbolizes the victory of good over evil within every human being, a struggle we engage in every day. And tomorrow, it’s time to celebrate our success. Happy Deepavali. From Kevin C......

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Minor AES protest causes traffic jam in Sitiawan

IPOH: A gathering by a handful of protesters against the Automated Enforcement System (AES) near Lumut MP Datuk Seri Kong Cho Ha's service centre in Sitiawan caused a traffic jam. Friday's one-hour protest was organised by a group of non-governmental bodies, including Bantah AES and Solidariti Anak Muda Malaysia. Among those present were Bantah AES coordinator and Angkatan Muda Keadilan Selangor information chief Saifullah Zulkifli, Teja assemblyman Chang Lih Kang, Pasir Pinji assemblyman Thomas Su and other local leaders from Pakatan Rakyat. Kong, who is the Transport Minister, rapped the......

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AES's Total Approach

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AES brings snappy results

DRASTIC DIP: AES already making a difference in changing attitudes  PETALING JAYA: FOURTEEN cameras, three states, more than 79,000 summonses issued. These are the numbers associated with the Automated Enforcement System (AES) so far. But it’s not the numbers that matter, at least not for the Road Transport Department (RTD), Road Safety Department (RSD) and Malaysian Institute of Road Safety Research (Miros), the triumvirate driving the......

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Berita AES from JPJ website

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S’gor blocks AES implementation

SHAH ALAM: The Selangor state government has decided to block the implementation of the Automated Enforcement System (AES) after being briefed by Road Transport Department (JPJ) director-general Datuk Solah Mat Hassan. Mentri Besar Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim said Friday that following JPJ's briefing on Thursday at the Selangor Economic Action Council meeting, the state government would appoint an independent valuator to review if the Transport Ministry had holistically considered all necessary procedures before deciding to implement and install the AES. "From the briefing, the state......

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Implement AES grace period, says MCA

KUALA LUMPUR: Do not fine offenders under the Automated Enforcement System (AES) for the next few months, said MCA president Datuk Seri Dr Chua Soi Lek. In proposing a three-to-six-month grace period, Dr Chua said offenders caught by the 14 AES cameras during the period should not be fined RM300 for beating the red light or speeding. “Notice of summonses should be sent to the offenders as a warning so that they will not repeat the offence. “This will prove the Government's commitment in educating people about the system,” he said after chairing the party's presidential council meeting ......

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Selangor freezes AES

PETALING JAYA- SELANGOR executive councillor Ronnie Liu said the state government has suspended all Automated Enforcement System (AES) cameras in the state. Thus, motorists issued with AES summonses in the state can ignore the fines, Nanyang Siang Pau and Sin Chew Daily reported today. In his Facebook posting on Monday, Liu said: "MB (Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim) has decided to suspend the AES system in Selangor until and unless we have......

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AES gaffe – speedster caught, only it’s the wrong car!

The camera never lies, so it goes, and it didn’t, in this case. Only thing is, they got the wrong car. Eh, what? According to news reports, an AES (Automated Enforcement System) camera recently caught a speedster doing the dirty in Perak, and duly slapped him with a ticket for speeding. Alan Leong, a manager with an electronics company, received the summons on October 18, which stated that his vehicle was captured going at 145 km/h at Km......

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AES Detector v1.0.7 released with 2KM detection

Dear All AES Detector Users, Finally AES Detector v1.0.7 manage to detect camera within 2KM. It was a great news for those who are waiting for this features. Here are the changes for v1.0.7 : - 2KM detection for Speed Camera - 800M detection for Traffic Light Camera - Auto turn on your phone value up to 80% - Change icon to differentiate camera type - Disabled count down alert for inactive camera - Tentative disable beep sound (running background) *For professional......

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AES can reduce fatal accidents

HULU TERENGGANU: The Road Transport Department (JPJ) has stressed that the implementation of the Automated Enforcement System (AES) can help reduce the number of fatal accidents in the country and losses borne by the government due to road accidents. JPJ deputy director-general Datuk Ismail Ahmad said last year, 6,877 peoplewere killed in about 500,000 road accident cases nationwide, causing the government to incur losses nearly RM9 billion.   "The authorities have done a detailed study of 831 areas identified as accident prone since five years ago before the AES was implemented. "Therefore,......

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