Police Investigate Lorry Driver for Stopping & Sitting on Highway, Causing Traffic Jam

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25 Jan 2026 • 8:13 PM MYT
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The police are investigating an incident in which a man was seen sitting cross‑legged on a highway, causing traffic congestion along Kilometre 290 of the North–South Expressway (NSE), following the circulation of a viral video on social media.

Kajang District Police Chief Assistant Commissioner Naazron Abdul Yusof said authorities became aware of the incident after the video was uploaded on Facebook at 3:55 PM on Saturday (24 January).

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Initial investigations found that the incident occurred at around 12:30 PM last Thursday. The man, believed to be a lorry driver, had reportedly parked his vehicle on the emergency lane before sitting cross‑legged in the first lane of the expressway without any apparent reason.

“The act caused traffic congestion and posed a danger not only to the individual involved but also to other road users,” Naazron said in a statement.

He added that the case is being investigated under Section 48(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987 for obstructing traffic, as well as Section 336 of the Penal Code for acts endangering the safety of others.

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Police have urged members of the public who may have information related to the incident to come forward to assist in the investigation. They can contact the nearest police station, the Kajang District Control Centre at 03‑8911 4243, or the investigating officer, Inspector Saifudin Saadun, at 011‑2111 9379.

Authorities reminded road users to act responsibly and avoid behaviour that could endanger lives or disrupt traffic flow on major highways.

Watch a video of the incident below: