Malaysia eases VEP enforcement, bringing relief to frustrated car owners in Singapore
Delay to full enforcement follows complaints from Singapore motorists about the lengthy delays in the application and issuance of the permits
Add BT as a preferred source
[KUALA LUMPUR] Over the past few weeks, thousands of drivers of foreign-registered vehicles – mostly from Singapore – have expressed frustration and anger over the muddled process to obtain a Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) that they need when driving into Malaysia.
From Tuesday (Oct 1), Malaysia will begin enforcing the VEP in phases, although the authorities have said they will still allow vehicles without it to enter Malaysia as usual.
Aedy Fadly Ramli, the director-general of Malaysia’s Road Transport Department (JPJ), did not provide a clear timeline on the phased implementation, leaving frustrated motorists with more questions than answers.
TRENDING NOW
Firm loses wrongful dismissal case despite following termination clause
Vietnam seeks US$76 billion a year from capital markets to ease reliance on banks
Citi, OCBC downgrade UOB post-Q2 results; RHB upgrades on valuation
Soilbuild’s Lim Chap Huat sues Brookfield, claims it reneged on joint venture: WSJ
