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There were 3,910 together worth RM1.173 million as of Oct 20; according to Namedit is now 4,634 together a total of RM1.39 million that the Road Transport Department (JPJ) has spent on Singaporean vehicles since July 1 for showing up at the Malaysian border without a valid Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP), which is RFID-based.
JPJ said in a statement that a total of 65,039 Singaporean vehicles were inspected at the Customs, Immigration and Quarantine Complex (CIQ), Sultan Iskandar Building (BSI), Sultan Abu Bakar Complex (KSAB) and areas around Johor Bahru, and the fines were imposed on owners or drivers of private vehicles (both individually and corporately owned) that were not VEP registered, had an expired VEP or had VEPs still in pre-registration. status.
“Owners of these vehicles will be fined and must clear the summons and register their VEP before leaving Malaysia,” the statement said, adding that under Section 66J of the Road Transport Act 1987 (Act 333), foreign vehicle owners must pay all fines before leaving Malaysia.
A total of 345,238 VEP RFID tags have been issued, of which 292,692 for individual private vehicles (plus 16,404 not yet activated) and 28,344 for private company vehicles (plus 7,798 not yet activated).
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