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Don’t Leave Home Without…
What To Do In Case Of Breakdowns
Useful Emergency Telephone Numbers
Don’t Leave Home Without…
Drivers are advised to carry with them, at all times:
- Your Driving Licence and International Driving Permit. Find out more…
- Your Car Owner’s Manual
- A copy of your motor insurance policy
- Your spare ignition key
- A copy of your vehicle log card (may be required for border crossings) and passport
- Anti-theft devices i.e. a steering wheel lock. Visit AA Shop or a list of motoring essentials and accessories to enhance your drive!
What To Do In Case Of Breakdowns
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If possible move your vehicle off the carriageway onto the road shoulder, or drive into the nearest rest area
- Switch off the ignition
- Switch on the hazard lights to warn other drivers
- Place the reflective hazard triangle at least 30m behind the car so motorists know well
in advance there is a potential hard ahead
- You may wish to also open your car bonnet and boot to be more visible to other approaching
motorists
- Look out for emergency public phones located every 2km along the highway
- While waiting for help, do not stay in the car or stand in front or behind it. Stand at the side furthest from traffic and behind guardrails if any
- If you are driving a rented car and it breaks down, you should call your car rental company
for assistance
Useful Emergency Telephone Numbers
• Automobile Association of Malaysia (AAM)
AA members can call AAM at (60) 3-2161 0808 for assistance. This is part of AA’s membership benefits and privileges
• PLUS
PLUS runs a 24-hour emergency hotline 1800 88 000 and repair service on the highway. Minor repairs are free and if major repairs are required, the mechanics will take your car to the nearest Rest Stop Area
•Malaysia Tourist Police (Kuala Lumpur)
Hotline: (60) 3-2149 6590
Enquiries: (60) 3-2149 6593
• Malaysia Traffic Police Hotlines
| Traffic Police Control Centre Bukit Aman |
(60) 3-2262 6481 |
| Traffic Police Kuala Lumpur |
(60) 3-2071 9999 |
• Malaysia Police Hotlines
| Federal Police HQ, Bukit Aman |
(60) 3-2262 6222 |
| Perlis Police HQ |
(60) 4-908 2222 |
| Kedah Police HQ |
(60) 4-774 1222 |
| Pulau Pinang Police HQ |
(60) 4-222 1522 |
| Perak Police HQ |
(60) 4-245 1222 |
| Selangor Police HQ |
(60) 3-5514 5222 |
| Kuala Lumpur Police HQ |
((60) 3-2146 0522 |
| Melaka Police HQ |
(60) 6-285 4222 |
| Pahang Police HQ |
(60) 9-590 2222 |
| Terengganu Police HQ |
(60) 9-635 4722 |
| Kelantan Police HQ |
(60) 9-745 5622 |
| Johor Police HQ |
(60) 7-225 4422 |
Travel Insurance – Are you insured?
When travelling overseas, it is always advisable to protect yourself against any unforeseen circumstances. Make sure that you have a valid local insurance coverage.
The Association offers an assortment of motor, personal accident and travel insurance schemes through its wholly-owned subsidiary, AA Financial Planners. Visit AAFP’s at www.aafp.com.sg for more details or call 1800 AAS AAFP (227 2237).
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