Real-time monitoring of heavy vehicles could take place by 2027 by digitizing the Inspection and Security Saudit of the Road Transport Department (JPJ) (JISA), said Transport Minister Anthony Loke today in the The House of Representativesaccording to a report from The star.
“The system is expected to be completed and used in 2027. Here, data from Global Positioning Systems (GPS) will be integrated into the JISA database to detect non-compliance in real time. This includes speeding and work out of permitted hours,” he said, adding the system continuity, efficiency, efficiency, efficiency, efficiency, efficiency, efficiency, efficiency, efficiency, efficiency, efficiency, efficiency, efficiency, efficiency, efficiency, efficiency.
JPJ has carried out audits from 31 August 7,228, with regard to the management of safety, vehicles, drivers, records and risks, Loke said that under the industrial code of the practice for road transport activities, operators must designate a safety officer, have GPS install and have a hotline of the company’s company.
“When a JISA audit failed, the operational license is suspended for a certain period,” he said, adding that 11 operational licenses and 12 vehicle permits were canceled between 2019 and August 2025, while under the suspension 562 operational licenses and 56 vehicle permits are.
The Minister of Transport acknowledged that Jisa -compliance remains low – audits were rarely conducted between 2021 and 2022, but the Ministry and JPJ have stood their enforcement efforts in recent years.
Jisa Compliance only incurs a nominal costs, he said, with reference to an example of GPS subscriptions: “It is only possible every month between RM50 and RM60. GPS monitoring is crucial and the challenge is integrating this data into the department’s system.”
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