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Menteri Pengangkutan, Anthony Loke, memberi sokongan sepenuhnya terhadap sistem ujian elektronik bagi menggantikan sistem lama yang diguna pakai sebelum ini.

Sebelum ini, setiap ujian memandu mewajibkan seorang pegawai Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan Raya (JPJ) untuk duduk di sebelah pemandu.

Pengenalan kepada ujian elektronik dengan penggunaan kamera litar tertutup (CCTV) dan sensor membolehkan sistem lama itu diberhentikan.

Namun, Menteri Pengangkutan itu menegaskan beberapa perkara perlu diperhalusi terlebih dahulu sebelum peralihan ke sistem ujian elektronik dijalankan.

“Ujian elektronik akan menggantikan ujian manual dalam masa terdekat namun institut memandu perlu menjalani beberapa proses bagi mendapat kelulusan terlebih dahulu,” katanya menurut laporan The Star.

Bagaimanapun, Loke menjelaskan kementerian tidak tergesa-gesa untuk langkah baharu itu diperkenalkan.

“Selepas sistem ujia elektrik dilaksanakan, segalanya akan dilakukan menerusi komputer tanpa perlu campur tangan sebarang individu.

“Tiada lagi pegawai JPJ duduk disebelah pemandu sebaliknya sensor dan kamera akan dipasang di litar dan di dalam kereta,”tambahnya.

Pada masa sama, Loke menyifatkan penggunaan sistem baharu ini – yang akan terus disambungkan terus kepada sistem mySIKAP di JPJ – akan menjimatkan masa JPJ.

(SUMBER: The Star)

JPJ Johor Sasar Kutipan Lebih RM1 Juta Bagi Nombor Plat ‘JTR’

Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan Johor mensasarkan kutipan lebih RM1 juta bagi penjualan nombor plat kenderaan ‘JTR’.

Menurut pengarah JPJ Johor, Razali Wagiman, orang ramai boleh membuat bidaan secara atas talian menerusi JPJ e-bid bermula malam tadi sehingga 25 Ogos.

Ini merupakan julung kalinya, JPJ Johor menggunakan sistem JPJ e-bid tatkala semua bidaan sebelum ini dijalankan secara manual.

Syarikat dan individu yang berminat untuk membuat bidaan perlu mendaftar terlebih dahulu di setiap cawangan JPJ jika tiada rekod dalam sistem mySIKAP.

Bayaran hanya boleh dibuat menerusi kad debit/kredit dan keputusan akan diumumkan sehari selepas tarikh bidaan ditutup.

Untuk maklumat lanjut layari aduan.jpjebidssbh@jpj.gov.my

(SUMBER: NST)

JPJ Melaka Lelong Mini Cooper 2005 Serendah RM4,500!

Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan (JPJ) Melaka akan mengadakan sesi lelong kereta pada 15 Ogos ini di JPJ Bukit Katil, Melaka yang melibatkan 87 kereta yang telah disita.

Menurut laporan Berita Harian, lelong tersebut akan dimulakan terlebih dahulu dengan dua van dan sebuah lori pada jam 9.30 pagi.

Antara yang mencuri tumpuan adalah model jenis MINI Cooper 2005 dengan harga lelong bermula dari RM4,500!

Difahamkan, kesemua kenderaan yang dilelong telah disita bermula 2014.

Bagaimanapun, daripada 87 kenderaan ditawarkan, 79 daripadanya adalah kereta klon sementara enam lagi dikategorikan sebagai tidak boleh didaftar, termasuk MINI Cooper tersebut.

Antara kenderaan lain yang bakal dilelong:

BMW
Subaru Impreza
Honda Stream
Honda Jazz
Honda Accord
Toyota Wish

Kereta paling murah ditawarkan adalah sebuah model Proton Saga 1998 dengan harga lelong bermula serendah RM450.

Sementara itu, Pengarah JPJ Melaka, Muhammad Firdaus Sharif menjelaskan bahawa harga bidaan minimum bagi setiap kenderaan adalah RM100 dan individu yang berminat untuk mendapatkan dokumen bidaan perlu membayar RM100 di samping deposit RM2000.

Tarikh akhir untuk membeli dokumen tersebut adalah pada 13 Ogos ini.

(SUMBER: Berita Harian)

Malaysian Customs Dept May Confiscate Your Helmet

The Malaysian Customs Dept may confiscate your helmet at points of entry.
It is to stop non-regulated helmets entering the country and made available for sale.
We called the Customs Dept for clarification; details below.

Our friends at Ministry of Superbike posted a picture at a Malaysian airport regarding motorcycle helmets. The Malaysian Customs Dept and JPJ (Road Transport Ministry of Malaysia) are working together on this new ruling.

The poster warned that helmets imported and brought into Malaysia without the UN R22 (ECE22.XX) or SIRIM MS1 standards will be confiscated.

This helmet has a SNELL print but is also a SIRIM MS1 sticker, so it’s okay

BikesRepublic.com made a few (urgent) calls to the Customs Dept. regarding this matter. That’s also because we bring our own helmets and riding gear for overseas test rides.

Firstly, the Customs Dept. recommends that Malaysians leaving the country with a helmet or two to declare the items. We may do so at the Customs office at points of disembarkation.

That’s because we may have a hard time convincing the officers that it was our personal helmet(s) that we brought overseas in the first place. We’ll have to pay a Customs Duty if we couldn’t convince them otherwise.

Secondly, for Malaysians, if we are question regarding a helmet in a box, it needs to comply with the said regulations, even if it’s for personal use. For example, it’s a DOT certified helmet with no other certifications. It will be confiscated if you did not seek prior permit from JPJ. (Due to suspicion of importing it for sale.)

Thirdly, if you are a foreigner travelling to Malaysia with a helmet that doesn’t meet those regulations, make sure it is for personal use. If you bring one together with a box, you may have it detained while seeking approval from JPJ or confiscated outright.

So please bear these points in mind lest you have your MotoGP star autographed helmet end up in the bin at the airport.

These steps by the ministries involved have been a long time coming, since many irresponsible parties have been illegally importing helmets that do not meet Malaysian safety regulations.

You may also reach the Malaysian Customs Department’s enquiry hotline at 1-300-888-500.

Isytihar Helmet Sebelum Ke Luar Negara Untuk Elak Dirampas!

Akaun Facebook, Ministry of Superbike Singapore telah memuat naik gambar yang memaparkan peringatan oleh Jabatan Kastam Diraja Malaysia mengenai kemasukan helmet yang tidak mengikut piawaian ditetapkan.

Selain daripada penggunaan Bahasa Inggeris yang tidak teratur, sepanduk tersebut turut mencetuskan pelbagai tanda-tanda susulan maklumat yang cuba disampaikan kurang jelas dan mampu mencetuskan kekeliruan terutamanya bagi penunggang motosikal.

Sepanduk tersebut menjelaskan bahawa kemasukan helmet yang tidak menepati piawaian United Nation (UN) R22 Protective Helmets and Their Visor for Driver and Passenger of Motorcycles and Moped – lebih tepat ECE 22 – atau Malaysian Standard (MS) 1 Specification for Protective Helmets for Vehicle Users akan menyebabkan helmet terbabit boleh dirampas pihak kastam.

Helmet yang dibawa masuk tanpa permit daripada pihak Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan (JPJ) juga boleh menyebabkan helmet tersebut ditahan.

Bagaimanapun, kami berjaya menghubungi pihak kastam dan mereka menggesa orang ramai untuk mengisytiharkan helmet atau sebarang kelengkapan tunggangan lain ketika di lapangan terbang bagi mengelakkan sebarang kekeliruan berlaku sebaik pulang ke tanah air.

Warga Singapura Kantoi Tukar Nombor Plat Kenderaan Didenda RM8,000

Mei lalu, netizen telah berkongsikan beberapa gambar yang memaparkan seorang warga Singapura telah bertindak menukar nombor plat kenderaan di sebuah stesen minyak yang terletak di Lebuhraya LinKedua Gelang Patah, Johor Bahru.

Tindakannya itu mencetuskan kemarahan orang ramai dengan rata-rata menggesa pihak berkuasa mengambil tindakan.

Semalam, tertuduh, Tan Hock Lai, telah dijatuhkan hukuman denda RM8,000 oleh Mahkamah Khas Trafik Johor Bahru selepas mengaku bersalah atas tindakannya menukar nombor plat pada kereta jenis BMW 320i miliknya.

Seandainya tertuduh gagal menjelaskan bayaran tersebut, dia berdepan setahun penjara.

Difahamkan, Tan menyerah diri 2 Julai lalu selepas Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan (JPJ) menjalankan siasatan.

Zontes Malaysia and JPJ Selangor Send Hari Raya Message

Zontes Malaysia and the Selangor state JPJ (Road Transport Department of Malaysia) sent a safe balik kampung message ahead of Hari Raya Puasa.
Event was held at the Bukit Jelutong Toll Plaza.
Zontes, JPJ and Prolintas handed out packages to motorists.

Zontes Malaysia and the Selangor state JPJ (Road Transport Department of Malaysia) sent a safe balik kampung message ahead of Hari Raya Puasa.

The proceedings took place today at the Bukit Jelutong Toll Plaza, as it’s the gateway to the Guthrie Corridor Expressway. JPJ officers gave away packages by Zontes Malaysia, the Guthrie Corridor Expressway concessionaire Prolintas Sdn. Bhd. and JPJ themselves.

Drivers were wished Selamat Hari Raya and to drive safely during their journeys back home for the celebrations. They rather surprised that to receive such packages from the JPJ. Many had expression of doubt and even fear when they saw JPJ officers waiting at the toll booths.

Indeed, many motorcycles were using the main carriageway instead of the fully-functional motorcycle lane. A number of riders made illegal U-turns against the traffic upon seeing the officers. Some even sped past the officers when waved to stop to receive packages It was an embarrassing and frustrating scene for those present at the event.

However, those who did use the motorcycle lanes received the packages and a well-earned pat on the back by the JPJ officers, besides being wished a good journey.

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Vehicle Entry Permit Required for Foreign Vehicles Entering Malaysia

The Road Transport Department of Malaysia is implementing the Vehicle Entry Permit system for foreign-owned vehicles to enter the country.
It will be implemented in three phases.
Phase one covers vehicles entering from Singapore.

The Road Transport Department of Malaysia (JPJ – Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan) will require all foreign owned vehicles to register for a Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) to enter the country. The system will be implemented from October 2019.

The department will issue the VEP via an online “simple three-step action.” They also added that the program will be implemented in three phases.

Phase one commences from 1^stOctober 2019. It covers vehicles entering from Singapore through Bangunan Sultan Iskandar and Kompleks Sultan Abu Bakar in Johore. The VEP-RFID tag can be installed or collected at four designated areas in Johor Bahru:

Gelang Patah Southbound R&R;
Plaza Angsana open carpark;
Pandan R&R;
Lima Kedai Toll Plaza.

Phase two involves foreign-owned vehicles entering Malaysia from Thailand, while phase three covers vehicles entering through the Malaysia-Brunei border. These two phases will be implemented “in due course.”

Each VEP is valid for five years (RM 25), although drivers can apply for a one-off permit which costs RM 10.

The RTD aims to avoid cloned vehicles from entering and being sold in Malaysia. Additionally, it prevents vehicles with outstanding summonses from leaving the country.

Program Lelong Kereta Sita, JPJ Pulau Pinang Kutip RM2.31 juta

Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan (JPJ) Pulau Pinang mencatat kutipan lebih RM2.31 juta menerusi Program Lelongan Awan Kenderaan Sita yang berlangsung semalam.

Kutipan tersebut tidak termasuk jualan buku lelong yang merekodkan jumlah sebanyak RM105,000.

Menurut laporan Berita Harian, sejumlah 100 buah kenderaan sita telah dilelong dengan bidaan tertinggi mencecah RM52,000 bagi kenderaan jenis Toyota Estima 2.4 (A) sementara bidaan terendah RM7,000 bagi dua kereta jenis Nissan Sentra 1.6 dan Nissan March 1.0.

Meskipun program tersebut diseharusnya berlangsung sehingga hari ini namun sambutan luar biasa diterima menyebabkan kesemua unit kenderaan mendapat pemilik baharu semalam.

Sementara itu, bagi memastikan kelancaran program, beberapa wakil pemerhati daripada Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah Malaysia (SPRM) turut hadir bagi melakukan tinjauan.

JPJ Lelong 65 Buah Kenderaan

Motosikal Yamaha YZF-R6 yang berjaya dilelong – Sumber imej: Harian Metro

Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan (JPJ) Negeri Sembilan baru-baru, ini telah melelong 65 buah kenderaan.
Ia berjaya meraih sejumlah RM389,963.
Bidaan tertinggi bagi sebuah motosikal adalah pada harga RM15,000, bagi sebuah model Yamaha YZF-R6.

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JPJ (Road Transport Department) Auctioned 65 Vehicles

The JPJ of Negeri Sembilan (Road Transport Department) recently auctioned 65 vehicles.
It pulled in a total of RM 389,963.
The highest bid for a motorcycle was RM 15,000 for a Yamaha YZF-R6.

The JPJ of Negeri Sembilan (Road Transport Department) recently auctioned 65 vehicles in one day at the recent Public Auctions Program Series 1/2019 in Seremban.

Apart from the vehicles, 172 auction books were also sold. The program netted an impressive total of RM 389,963.

The batch of vehicles consists of 30 motorcycles, 20 cars, nine MPVs, two trucks, one jeep, and a trailer.

Director of the JPJ’s Enforcement Unit’s Headquarters, Khairul Anwar Bachok expressed his surprise at the large turnout. A crowd started to show since 8am and stayed until the auctions ended at 3pm.

Bids for motorcycles opened at RM 150. A lucky bidder claimed a Yamaha YZF-R6 for RM 15,000.

The vehicles consist of those confiscated by the department for various offences. The vehicles were without legal owners after court rulings. Offences included not having valid Motor Vehicle License (better known as road tax), driving without a valid license, and driving below legal age. A number of the cars were “clones”.

The JPJ has auctioned a total of 599 vehicles since 2013, pulling in RM 737,780.

So, watch out for the next auction, because you don’t what you can walk away with.

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The Malaysian Customs Dept may confiscate your helmet at points of entry.

It is to stop non-regulated helmets entering the country and made available for sale.

We called the Customs Dept for clarification; details below.

Zontes Malaysia and the Selangor state JPJ (Road Transport Department of Malaysia) sent a safe balik kampung message ahead of Hari Raya Puasa.

Event was held at the Bukit Jelutong Toll Plaza.

Zontes, JPJ and Prolintas handed out packages to motorists.

The Road Transport Department of Malaysia is implementing the Vehicle Entry Permit system for foreign-owned vehicles to enter the country.

It will be implemented in three phases.

Phase one covers vehicles entering from Singapore.

The JPJ of Negeri Sembilan (Road Transport Department) recently auctioned 65 vehicles.

It pulled in a total of RM 389,963.

The highest bid for a motorcycle was RM 15,000 for a Yamaha YZF-R6.

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