# 146 stopped at a Klang toll plaza before dawn

> A pre-dawn sweep at Bukit Raja toll plaza pulled over 146 riders aged 16 to 25, and 50 bikes went home on a tow truck.
- Title: 146 stopped at a Klang toll plaza before dawn · Malay Mail
- Summary: A pre-dawn sweep at Bukit Raja toll plaza pulled over 146 riders aged 16 to 25, and 50 bikes went home on a tow truck. Malaysia's answer to road bullying is…
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- Source: Malay Mail — https://malaymail.com/news/malaysia/2026/09/13/teen-among-146-detained-in-road-bully-operation-at-bukit-raja-toll-plaza/235031
- Author: Malay Mail
- Published: 2026-09-13T12:55:07+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: malaysia, road safety, police, motorcycles, selangor, news, world
## A 16-year-old in the net
Police stopped 146 people for checks early Sunday at the Bukit Raja toll plaza on the NKVE in Klang. The youngest was 16. All of them were between 16 and 25.
## Three agencies, one roadblock
Selangor's traffic enforcement unit ran it with the Road Transport Department and the National Anti-Drug Agency. Traffic offences, licensing and drugs, all checked at the same stop.

> The integrated operation involving the Selangor Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Department (JSPT), Road Transport Department (JPJ) and National Anti-Drug Agency (AADK)
## 141 bikes inspected
Every machine that came through got looked over. 141 motorcycles were inspected alongside the 146 riders detained for checks.
## 116 summonses issued
Selangor police wrote 92 summonses and the Bukit Aman traffic unit added 24, for assorted traffic offences.

> Selangor police issued 92 summonses, while the Bukit Aman JSPT issued 24 summonses for various traffic offences
## 50 motorcycles seized
A third of the bikes inspected were taken away for further action, the part of the night that actually costs a rider something.

> A total of 50 motorcycles were also seized for further action.
## Urine tests came back clean
AADK screened 22 riders at random, 17 men and five women. Nobody tested positive, so no drug arrests were made.

> The screening found that no individuals were arrested for testing positive for drugs
## Key takeaway

Malaysia's answer to road bullying is a three-agency roadblock at the hour the riders actually ride, and it took 50 motorcycles off the road in one night.