Johor JPJ collects RM1.17m in VEP summonses from January to October

The Johor Road Transport Department (JPJ) issued 7,804 Vehicle Entry Permit summonses, amounting to RM1.17 million, from January to October 18.

Inspections were conducted on 120,740 vehicles at two entry points, while compliance issues among foreign drivers remain low.

JPJ uses mobile vans and squads at key locations for summons payments, ensuring smooth operations and addressing foreign drivers' non-compliance claims.

JOHOR BAHRU, Oct 20 — The Johor Road Transport Department (JPJ) issued 7,804 summonses totalling RM1.17 million through the implementation of the Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) from January to October 18, according to its director Zulkarnain Yasin.

He said this was the result of inspections on 120,740 vehicles at the state’s two land entry points — the Sultan Iskandar Building (BSI) and Sultan Abu Bakar Complex (KSAB).

He said enforcement operations were conducted continuously at the two entry points.

“However, the rate of non-compliance among foreign drivers is actually still low compared with the overall number of vehicles inspected,” he said in an interview with Bernama recently.

He said JPJ mobile vans had been stationed at BSI and KSAB since early this month to facilitate the payment of VEP summonses.

He said that so far, no foreign vehicles had been barred from leaving the country through the two entry points for failing to pay summonses.

“Our action is to prevent summonses from accumulating. Automatically, they (vehicle owners) have to pay on the spot, which is why we have also provided a mobile squad,” he said.

He said his team was always on standby at the locations to ensure smooth operations in the event of technical issues or disruptions to the VEP system.

Zulkarnain said that although full enforcement of the VEP had been implemented last year, some foreign vehicle owners still claimed that they were unaware of the requirement.

“Some of them say they did not know, even though it (VEP enforcement) has been in place for a long time. We will not accept such excuses,” he said. — Bernama

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从1月到10月18日，柔佛州陆路交通局（JPJ）共发出7804张车辆入境许可证罚单，罚款金额达117万令吉。

在两个入境点对 120,740 辆车进行了检查，而外国司机的违规问题仍然很少。

JPJ 在关键地点使用移动货车和巡逻队进行罚单缴纳，确保运营顺畅，并处理外国司机不遵守规定的索赔。

新山，10 月 20 日讯——柔佛州陆路交通局（JPJ）局长祖卡纳因·亚辛表示，从 1 月到 10 月 18 日，该局通过实施车辆入境许可证（VEP）制度，共发出 7,804 张罚单，罚款总额达 117 万令吉。

他表示，这是对该州两个陆路入境点——苏丹伊斯坎达尔大厦（BSI）和苏丹阿布巴卡尔综合大楼（KSAB）——的 120,740 辆车进行检查的结果。

他表示，执法行动在两个入境点持续进行。

“然而，与接受检查的车辆总数相比，外国司机的违规率实际上仍然很低，”他最近在接受马新社采访时表示。

他表示，自本月初以来，JPJ 流动服务车已在 BSI 和 KSAB 设立，以方便缴纳 VEP 罚单。

他表示，到目前为止，还没有外国车辆因为未缴纳罚款而被禁止通过这两个入境点离境。

他说：“我们采取的措施是为了防止罚单累积。他们（车主）必须当场缴纳罚款，所以我们也配备了流动执法队。”

他表示，他的团队始终在现场待命，以确保在 VEP 系统出现技术问题或中断时能够顺利运行。

Zulkarnain表示，尽管车辆出口许可证（VEP）已于去年全面实施，但一些外国车主仍然声称他们不知道这项要求。

“有些人声称不知情，尽管车辆排放检测计划（VEP）已经实施很长时间了。我们不会接受这种借口，”他说。——马新社

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