What is KEJARA?
KEJARA (Skim Kejara) is the demerit point system used by JPJ (Road Transport Department) to track traffic offenses. Points accumulate on your driving record when you commit traffic violations.
Consequences by License Type
- PDL (P License) — 20 points: License is cancelled. You must re-register and retake all tests from the beginning.
- CDL (Full License) — 40 points: License is suspended for 6 months.
- CDL — 60 points: License is suspended for 12 months.
- CDL — 80 points or more: License is revoked. Must retake all tests.
Common Offenses and Demerit Points
- Speeding (exceeding limit by 1-25 km/h): 5 points
- Speeding (exceeding limit by 26-50 km/h): 10 points
- Speeding (exceeding limit by more than 50 km/h): 15 points
- Running a red traffic light: 10 points
- Using a mobile phone while riding: 10 points
- Not wearing a helmet: 5 points
- Dangerous or reckless riding: 15 points
- Riding under the influence of alcohol/drugs: 20 points
- Failing to stop after an accident: 15 points
- Riding without a valid license: 10 points
- Overtaking on double lines: 10 points
- Not obeying traffic signs: 5 points
Signs Commonly Violated
Speed Limit
Traffic Light
No Overtaking
No EntryHow to Check Your Demerit Points
- Visit the JPJ website or counter
- Use the MyJPJ mobile application
- Points reset only after the suspension or revocation period ends
Reducing Risk
- Always follow traffic rules and road signs
- Drive within the speed limit
- Never ride under the influence
- Attend road safety courses if available — some programs may reduce points
Ready to test yourself?
The KPP exam questions on this topic are waiting in the practice sections.