Summarize the following article:
The Road Transport Department (JPJ) has its own methods to keep motorists with suspended driving licences off the road, says NAME_1. The Transport Minister said that even if these motorists have renewed their licence for 10 years, the JPJ will know who the offenders are and they will be banned from driving as per the court order. “The JPJ will know who these offenders are, as most of the department’s applications have been digitalised.” He said the department has many methods to ensure those convicted of serious traffic violations will not be allowed to drive. “So, there is no such thing as motorists who have accumulated traffic summonses, for example, being able to get away with it if they have renewed their licences for 10 years as allowed under a new policy effective today,” he told reporters when met after renewing his driving licence for 10 years at the Negri Sembilan JPJ office here yesterday. The JPJ does not need to say how this will be done as it has its own way of enforcing the law, NAME_2 said when asked to comment on claims the government’s decision to allow motorists to renew their licences for up to 10 years would pose a challenge when it comes to suspending the licences of those who had committed serious traffic offences. He said the number of people who stand to benefit from the new 10-year policy was higher than the number of serious offenders. “So, we cannot say we should not have a policy to allow motorists to renew their licences for up to 10 years just b Do not include the following keywords: jpj, court, reporter, licence
user