Balik Kampung Soon? Here’s A List Of Emergency Contacts & Safety Tips Every M’sian Driver Should Save

Before you hit the road, take 2 minutes to save this because in an emergency, having the right number at the right time can make all the difference.

From car breakdowns to accidents or medical situations, these are things you don’t want to figure out on the spot.

1. Main emergency hotline (Save this first)

If you’re facing a serious situation like an accident, crime, or medical emergency:

Call 999 (MERS – Malaysian Emergency Response Services)

This will connect you to:

Tip: Stay calm and give your exact location (highway kilometre marker or nearby landmark).

If your car breaks down (flat tyre, engine issue, or no fuel), highway patrol teams can assist you, often for free.

Save these:

If your car needs towing, don’t simply accept help from random tow trucks.

Instead, contact your insurance provider directly:

Reminder: Save your policy number + hotline in your phone before your trip.

Your phone can help you faster than you think:

MyPLUS App
Has an SOS button that alerts PLUSRonda with your GPS location
Waze / Google Maps
Helps you avoid jams, report accidents, and find alternative routes
CARPUT / BateriKu
For battery replacement, petrol delivery, tyre changes, and towing