Government Plans To Close KL Roads At Night So That Mat Rempits Can Race Legally

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**"I don't want to call them Mat Rempit but Mat Moto. We will control the situation because we realise that this is an entertainment for them. They have no other way to entertain themselves because of the high costs," he told reporters.**

"We don't want illegal racing but we want them to race in a specific place. If they want to race, it's okay but we give them a place where we can control with safety barriers and all," he explained.

Tengku Adnan also said that the government has previously organised races in enclosed tracks like the one in Batu 3, Shah Alam but added that the public response was not favourable, which was why many returned to racing illegally in the streets.