Ensure your car is roadworthy by checking these key areas before the long journey:

● Tyres: Inspect for adequate tread depth and correct air pressure, including the spare.

● Fluids: Check engine oil, brake fluid, coolant, and windscreen washer levels.

● Electricals: Test all headlamps, signal indicators, and brake lights for visibility.

● Wipers: Ensure wiper blades are not cracked to maintain vision during heavy rain.

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The Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDN) launched the SIM@PAX programme, offering 10% to 30% discounts on vehicle maintenance. Available at 124 Petronas AutoExpert workshops until 31 March 2026, motorists can book via the Setel app to save on lubricants and services.

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Pack a travel kit with these bolded essentials to handle common festive ailments:

● Fever & Pain: Stock up on Paracetamol for headaches or body aches.

● Stomach Issues: Include Charcoal tablets or Antacids for indigestion and bloating.

● Allergies: Keep Antihistamines ready for unexpected allergic reactions.

● Wound Care: Carry Antiseptic cream, Alcohol swabs, and Adhesive bandages.

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The Road Transport Department (JPJ) will deploy undercover officers on express buses. These officers will monitor driver behaviour and ensure all passengers are wearing seatbelts, strictly enforcing safety regulations to reduce road fatalities.

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Traffic authorities emphasise that technology and 'five eyes' monitoring traffic flow must be matched by 'two hands' on the steering wheel. Drivers are urged to stay focused, avoid mobile phones, and maintain safe following distances.

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1. When is the first day of Raya?

The official date depends on the moon sighting scheduled for Thursday, 19 March. Based on current calendars, Syawal is expected to begin on either Friday (20 March) or Saturday (21 March).

2. When is the "Balik Kampung" rush?

According to a recent poll by Khairulaming, a significant number of people are planning to hit the road on Thursday (19 March). If you’re travelling, then expect heavy traffic.

3. How long is the public holiday?

PM Anwar Ibrahim has confirmed a long weekend for everyone. Regardless of when the moon is sighted, both Friday (20 March) and Monday (23 March) are official public holidays.

Note: This gives everyone a guaranteed 4-day break to celebrate!

4. Is there going to be free toll?

As of 16 March, the government has not yet announced any toll discounts or waivers. Keep an eye on official announcements from the Ministry of Works or LLM over the next 48 hours.

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