Malaysia & Singapore Car Plate Number

Best Part Time (Malaysian Only): UBER Driver- Extra RM100-RM10000 Per Month

2017-12-05T01:09:00.002-08:00

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If you can not find a job for a while and you want to free time / temporary workers, you can click on the link below to apply for becoming a UBER driver, free of charge (For Malaysian only/ Singapore PR)

Please Click & Register Online & See Whether Eligible:-

https://partners.uber.com/i/cnkmampkp

Part Time Extra RM800-RM3000 Per Month

(2-4 Hours Per Day)

Full-Time RM3001-RM9000 Per Month

(4-8 Hours Per Day)

It is suitable for:

- 21 Years Old & Above Malaysian & Have Valid Driving Licenser

- 1000CC / 1000CC above

- 4 Door Vehicle Must Register 2011 above

- Must have insurances cover letter

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Malaysia Car Plate Current Running Number Update- 21 Oct 2017 (8:30am)

2017-10-20T22:18:00.000-07:00

You can click this image for latest JPJ running number

As on 21 Oct 2017 @ 8:20 am (Saturday)

JOHOR - JSK2678
KEDAH - KEK5614
LANGKAWI - KV427E
KELANTAN - DDE724KUALA LUMPUR - VAT2785
MELAKA - MCY5970
NEGERI SEMBILAN - NDH3721
PAHANG - CDX3977
PULAU PINANG - PND9947
PERAK - AKV2767
PERLIS - RS9710
SELANGOR - BPH3825
TERENGGANU - TBV8924
KOTA KINABALU - SAC8097E
SANDAKAN - SSA156A
KUDAT - SK9314A
TAWAU - ST7096Y
BEAUFORT - SB8635C
KENINGAU - SU6719D
LAHAD DATU - SD8627M
KUCHING - QAA7315T
SIBU - QS2434H
MIRI - QM7545C
SRI AMAN - QBD597
SARIKEI - QRK8137
BINTULU - QTQ2695
LIMBANG - QLB6287
KOTA SAMARAHAN - QCG4935
KAPIT - QPA8917
MUKAH - QS2434H
BETONG - QBD597
LAWAS - QLB6287

LABUAN - LF9746

Johor Sultan wins bid for prized F1 Malaysia Number Plate- RM836,660

2016-07-03T20:46:00.003-07:00

PETALING JAYA: Johor Ruler Sultan Ibrahim Ibni Almarhum Sultan Iskandar (pic) has added one of the most sought-after registration number plates to his collection – F1.

He bid for it for RM836,660.

This was the highest amount the Sultan of Johor has paid for a number plate, having won W1N for RM748,000 in 2014 and WWW1 for RM520,000 in 2012.

The W1N and WWW1 plates were used on Sultan Ibrahim’s Proton Suprima S and Proton Satria Neo respectively.

The other winning bidders for the “F” prefix were Sultan of Kelantan Sultan Muhammad V for F12 at RM110,000, Goh Fong Yee for F2 at RM514,800, Trans Penang Inns Sdn Bhd for F9 at RM404,800, PLI Trading Sdn Bhd for F7 at RM396,000, TSE Modul Inisiatif Sdn Bhd at RM385,000 for F8, Wee Ka Keng for F5 at RM366,520 and Herald Accord Sdn Bhd for F3 at RM344,300.

Other interesting bids were F333 which went to Lee Chan Char for RM355,000 and F888 which went to Wan Hazreek Putra Hussain Yusuf for RM188,000.

The Road Transport Department (JPJ) has received 11,683 registration forms bidding for the new Putrajaya “F” prefix, which is the second highest after the “WWW” series issued by JPJ in 2012.

On May 19, Deputy Transport Minister Datuk Abdul Aziz Kaprawi said vehicles registered in Putrajaya and Kuala Lumpur will have a new prefix of registration number beginning with “F” and “V” respectively.

How To Pay Singapore Traffic Summons/ LTA/ Fines Via Online? (Information Sharing)

2015-11-09T04:29:00.003-08:00

Minor vs serious offences

Your traffic ticket/notice will indicate whether your traffic offence is serious or minor. If the ticket specifies an “offer of composition”, your offence is considered minor. You can pay a “composition” to settle the ticket/notice without going to court, provided you pay on time.

If there is no offer of composition, your offence is considered serious. You must attend court on the appointed date. If you plead guilty, the court will impose a sentence. If you claim trial, a date will be set for the case to be heard.

How to pay your traffic police fines

Online

Online payment is available 2 working days after your offence date:

Electronic Police Centre (VISA/ MasterCard only)
Internet banking (DBS/POSB)

Kiosks and ATMs

You can use kiosks or ATMs to pay your traffic police fine:

AXS Stations (available 3 days after offence date)
SAM kiosks (available 2 working days after offence date)
iNETS kiosks (available 3 working days after offence date)

Mail

Send a cheque with the Notice of Traffic Offence (NTO) to:

Traffic Police Department, 10 Ubi Avenue 3, Singapore 408865

Cheques should be crossed and made payable to “Traffic Police”. Write the report number, vehicle number, your name and contact number on the reverse side of the cheque.

In person

Visit the Traffic Police Department:

10 Ubi Avenue 3, Singapore 408865
Weekdays: 8.30 am–5.30 pm
Saturdays: 8.30 am–1.00 pm
Closed Sundays & public holidays

How to pay your Land Transport Authority (LTA) fines

Online

Online payment is available around 5 working days after your offence date:

LTA ePayment service (VISA/ MasterCard only)
GIRO-On-Demand (for vBox account holders only)
Internet banking (DBS/POSB, OCBC and UOB only)
AXS e-Station (eNETS Debit)

Kiosks and ATMs

You can use kiosks or ATMs to pay your LTA fine 5 working days after your offence date:

Mobile application

AXS m-Station ( Apple Appstore / Google Play)

Phone banking

Payment by phone banking is available 5 working days after your offence date:

DBS: 1800 111 1111
POSB: 1800 339 6666
OCBC: 1800 363 3333
UOB: 1800 222 2121

Mail

Please write the notice number, vehicle number, your name and contact number on the reverse of your cheque or money/postal/cashier’s order and mail it at least 3 working days before the expiry date of payment.

Cheques: Make it payable to “Land Transport Authority” and mail it to Singapore Post Centre Post Office, P.O Box 491, Singapore 914017.
Money/postal/cashier’s order: Made it payable to “Land Transport Authority” and mail it to 10 Sin Ming Drive, Singapore 575701.

In person

Visit designated LTA counters at:

10 Sin Ming Drive, Singapore 575701
Mon–Fri: 8.00 am–4.30 pm
Sat: 8.00 am–12.00 pm
Closed Sundays & public holidays

If your notice of traffic offence has expired

Use any AXS payment channels to plead guilty to the traffic offence. You will have to pay a court fine that is higher than the initial composition fine, but much lower than the court fine if you were to attend court. If you have missed the 5pm deadline on the court date, you have to attend the court hearing on the date and time stated in your notice of traffic offence.

If you think you have a good reason for committing the offence

If you think you have a good reason for committing the offence, you can try to mitigate the offence. Use any AXS payment channels and answer “Yes” when asked if you want to mitigate the offence. You will be required to attend a court hearing and explain your reasons to the judge.

If you feel your summons was not justifiable

If you feel that you did not commit the offence, or that the summons was not justifiable, you may make an appeal by writing to the Traffic Police or LTA:

Traffic Police appeals

Write to:

Chief Investigation Officer
Violation Reports
Investigation Branch
A: Traffic Police Department, 10 Ubi Avenue 3, Singapore 408865
E: SPF_TP_Summons_Processing@spf.gov.sg

LTA appeals

Write to:

W: https://vrl.lta.gov.sg/lta/vrl/action/pubfunc?ID=AddAppeal

- See more at: https://www.ecitizen.gov.sg/Topics/Pages/Traffic-fines-How-to-pay.aspx#sthash.OQXqXraL.dpuf

New cameras to detect passing cars with outstanding summonses

2015-10-25T03:21:00.000-07:00

KUALA LUMPUR: In a major new strategy against motorists with outstanding summonses, police will begin using 20 automated number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras in the next two months.

The cameras, which can be mounted on any police car, will be able to detect and flag any passing car whose registration number is linked to an outstanding summons in the Bukit Aman database.

Police will then be able to stop the vehicle and take necessary action against the driver.

The cameras will be deployed at strategic areas, including nine entry and exit points into the country which have been identified for their use.

Federal traffic police chief Senior Asst Comm Datuk Mohd Fuad Abdul Latiff said police would be looking at making a bigger dent against “hardcore traffic offenders” with the delivery of these cameras.

“A total of 1.06 million outstanding summonses have yet to be settled and we are looking at bringing down this number,” he said.

Vehicles used in criminal activities will be similarly flagged.

“Besides using the ANPR cameras to trace errant motorists, the CID and Narcotics Crime Investigation Department will also benefit from the use of the system,” SAC Mohd Fuad told reporters at Bukit Aman yesterday.

He said the ANPR image capturing hardware could be mounted on any police car deemed fit.

“The system has been designed so that the camera will be placed on the dashboard of our vehicle and will be aimed at oncoming vehicles.

“When a vehicle passes by, the camera will capture an image of the number plate and send it to the police database.

“If the number plate has any summonses tagged to it, then the system will inform our personnel and they can conduct an arrest or take appropriate measures,” he said.

SAC Mohd Fuad said the system would allow police to work smarter and avoid huge jams caused by setting up roadblocks.

He said they could also place the system on an unmarked police car.

The first phase of the ANPR would cost RM30mil and the devices would be linked to a centralized server in Bukit Aman.

On another matter, SAC Mohd Fuad, who is taking over the post of Bukit Aman’s Integrity and Standard Compliance Department deputy director, said that between January and September this year 4,940 road fatalities were recorded compared to 5,138 cases during the same period in 2014.

“Although the deaths have been reduced, we believe there is much room for improvement.

“Every death is serious to us and we would like to see as few road fatalities as possible,” he said.

SAC Mohd Fuad said the five states with the highest accidents cases were Selangor (104,105), Johor (49,814), Kuala Lumpur (47,942), Penang (29,734) and Perak (26,928).

“Motorcyclists and pillion riders still make up more than 60% of all road fatalities, with 3,098 of the 4,940 fatalities in that period,” he said.

Over 100,000 vehicles registered for VEP

2015-10-25T03:19:00.001-07:00

SEGAMAT: More than 100,000 foreign-registered vehicles, especially from Singapore, have registered for the Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) with the Transport Ministry.

Transport Minister Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai said the registration was still open for now.

“It is encouraging to see the registration of foreign-registered vehicles but a bit more time is needed until the ministry is ready.

“We won’t be making any more announcements (on the VEP implementation) until all the necessary process takes its course.”

“This is because Malaysia has many gateways into the country which also involves vehicles from Brunei, Indonesia and Thailand,” he told reporters after opening the Johor MCA convention yesterday.

It was reported that an administration fee of RM10 would be imposed during tag collection.

The VEP is renewable every five years.

The permit is implemented by the ministry via the Road Transport Department for foreign-registered vehicles entering Malaysia.

It will initially involve foreign-registered vehicles entering Malaysia through Johor and will be implemented at the other 12 road entry points in Malaysia gradually.

The other phases will cover Thailand, Brunei and Indonesia and then other designated entry points.

Meanwhile, MCA deputy president Datuk Dr Wee Ka Siong said Umno and MCA had always worked hand-in-hand and enjoyed good collaboration, which could be seen especially in Johor.

He said the good partnership was evident when Johor Mentri Besar Datuk Mohamed Khaled Nordin recently approved an allocation of RM3mil to 90 Chinese vernacular schools in the state.

“The Mentri Besar had informed us that the allocations, to be handed out in cash and cheques, were ready to be distributed,” he said in his speech at the Johor MCA Convention here.

Dr Wee had also informed Mohamed Khaled during a Sept 7 meeting on the need to have additional Chinese schools in Kota Masai, Adda Heights and Bandar Dato Onn due to the growing number of residents in new housing estates.

Besides Chinese education, Dr Wee also raised matters regarding religious lands and new village issues.

Urban Malaysian spend more for transport than Tokyo & Hong Kong

2015-10-25T03:16:00.001-07:00

Even before those living in the Klang Valley saw an increase in fuel, toll and vehicle prices since the beginning of this year, they had already been spending more for transport than most countries in East Asia.

According to the World Bank’s Malaysia Economic Monitor June 2015 report, those living in Kuala Lumpur and other Malaysian cities spend almost 10 percent of their total expenditure on transportation.

The report pointed out that this is 59 percent higher than Hong Kong and Tokyo.

It is also higher than Seoul and Shanghai where their populace spend about eight percent of their total expenditure on transportation.

The data was derived from Oxford Economics in 2012, before the abolition of the fuel subsidy, the hike in toll prices and the increase in vehicle prices due to the weakening ringgit.

In mid-2012, RON95 fuel was RM1.90 compared with RM2.05 this month.

Last Thursday, toll operators also announced an increase in toll rates by up to 100 percent at 18 expressways.

Several top car brands including Toyota and Honda have also announced an increase in car prices due to the weakening ringgit, which has lost 30 percent of its value since the beginning of this year.

Private transportation factor

These factors are likely to further push up Malaysians’ expenditure on transport, which is already on the high end in the region.

The report attributed the high cost of transport to the “extensive reliance” on private transport.

This reliance has also contributed to severe congestion in Kuala Lumpur.

“According to the Works Ministry’s Highway Planning Unit, 38 percent of federal roads in peninsular Malaysia - many of which provide radial access into city centres - are classified as Level of Service ‘E’ or ‘F’, meaning that they are severely or extremely congested,” it said.

It estimated that traffic congestion cost between RM12.7 billion and RM24.7 billion, or 1.1 percent to 2.2 percent of Malaysia’s gross domestic product annually.

“Malaysia today is among the countries in the world with the highest incidence of private vehicle ownership.

“While the total population grew by about 10 percent to 28.3 million between 2005 and 2010, the number of registered private cars increased by over 40 percent over the same period,” it said

Wanna Earn RM8,000 Driving For Uber? The Drivers Tell Us How It's Done

2015-10-25T03:12:00.001-07:00

Despite nationwide crackdown by authorities and the risk of harassment by regular taxi drivers, the popularity of ride-sharing app Uber shows no sign of slowing down.

In fact, Uber just introduced their latest service, UberXl, which caters up to six people in a vehicle. 'Travely', touted as 'Uber for rickshaws' has been launched in Pakistan.

According to media reports, there are over 91,000 taxi drivers in the Southeast Asian region that have registered with MyTeksi and GrabCar.

Uber on the other hand cannot disclose the total number of its drivers based on company policy but their drivers’ presence has definitely made an impact on local taxi drivers as there have been frequent protests with the latest being a protest held at the Land Public Transport Commission (SPAD) headquarters by over a 100 taxi drivers on September 30 this year demanding the suspension of transport-hire mobile applications like Uber and GrabCar.

Another big protest is being planned for November 18 involving an estimated 6,000 taxi drivers against SPAD to highlight their dwindling income and protect their jobs which they say are being robbed by ride-sharing app drivers.

SPAD has said that ride sharing apps are not illegal per se unless they are paid for their work. Although official regulations are still pending, SPAD has outlawed any ridesharing apps.

Despite their status lying in limbo, Uber is still well alive in Malaysia. What attracts drivers to Uber that they are willing to risk being beaten up and having their car towed away?

Quite simply, the money, up to RM8,000 per month to be exact.

For someone who wishes to be an Uber driver now, here's how easily anyone looking to earn extra cash can get into the game.

Uber Drivers Tell Their Side Of The Story

I booked a Uber driver for a short 5km drive down the road to a shopping mall. When he arrived, I was told to get in the car AWAY from the taxi stand and to sit in front with him.

The driver explained the reasons for these precautions:

“I prefer not to pick up in front of the taxi stand. They will harass me. They have punctured my tire.

“And no no, I’m not the one mentioned in the news at the KLCC - Tropicana Mall areas. They [taxi drivers] are violent, we try to avoid them. So next time you try to be picked up away from a taxi stand

I asked the driver how taxi drivers identify Uber drivers.

“They identified me when I picked up a Mat Salleh (Westerner) at the main entrance.

“I was so scared of it, and we can - we have to - report to the police, but I’m so scared of it. I still haven’t got over the incident.

“I told him how I might want to become an Uber driver and wanted to find out how it was, driving with Uber.

“Taxi drivers themselves are terrible, you have to ask first if they can send you to your destination, they might play obnoxiously loud music, not use the meter or ask for extra charge.

“Working part-time, business not bad, so I do some part time work lah. Full time you can earn up to RM8,000, but it depends how many hours you clock in. I only make RM2,000-RM3,000 part time.

“I don’t work in the evening, and I work in the day but only during my free time. I am doing my business and if I have no appointment I drive.

“The petrol costs can be covered. You have to be alert, tell the passenger to sit in front, pick up away from the taxi stands. Uber is working behind the scenes, talking with the police…”

He trailed off.

I asked about the fact that SPAD requires drivers to have commercial driver’s license.

“Who cares, we don’t collect money. We don’t collect cash. I treat you as a friend - I cannot carpool with my friend? Like what the heck man.”

I told him how at Kajang KTM, all the taxis have made a pact and are notorious for charging RM25 per ride to Nottingham University. As a student back then, we suffered. We asked for them to use the meter, they refused. Maybe taxi drivers deserve to lose their jobs, because they refuse to use meters.

The Uber driver agreed about the overcharging.

“Yes, in KL too. Kajang, obviously. I had a customer who complained about it in Puchong. Puchong to Midvalley or Pavilion - RM80, take it or leave it.

“Local or not, they don’t care. They gang up, the taxi drivers.

“So far I can balance my part time work, and rush hour is also a small matter. The only thing you need to equip yourself is to go to the toilet before you drive," he advised.

Earning Extra Cash vs Fear Of SPAD Crackdown

Photo: Bernama Images

“I just started driving for Uber a couple of months old (3-4 months) but I have stopped since last month due to the issue being brought up by SPAD and the taxi union/association, where some cars have been towed”, Shah tells me, on the condition that he remains anonymous.

“I decided to be an Uber driver because it's something to do during free time especially over the weekend to earn some side income.

“There is also a Uber referral programmed, whereby I was recommended by my cousin brother.

‘Upon the completion of a certain amount of trips that I did, he will be rewarded by Uber in terms of cash payments.

“This reward changes from time to time. Every current driver may introduce a new driver and will be receiving such-and-such rewards.

So how much did Shah earn as an Uber drive?

“This is very subjective. It depends on how many hours you are willing to spend in a day, and depending on which service you are on (Uber X-Low, Uber XL-Medium, UberBlack-Premium). As a driver, we are getting 80% of the fares.

“There is actually no average, because some of the rates changes on weekly/monthly basis. During certain peak hours in hot spot areas like KLCC, sometimes the fares are up to 3x-4x per hour. On a rough figure, on maximum hours and days, one may earn up to say RM8000++ a month. Drivers will receive emails from Uber on weekly/monthly basis, on maximum payments that we can earn.

Shah forwards some of the promotion emails encouraging drivers on the potential of their earnings.

Speaking about equality, Shah also mentions that there are quite a number of female Uber drivers and female passengers alike, citing cheaper fares, cleaner vehicles, punctuality, and friendly communication why most prefer Uber. He would also recommend others to become Uber drivers.

“Yes,very much indeed if you have some free time to spare. Minimum requirements are that your car must be at least from the year 2009 and above. To become a driver, you may sign up (pre-sign up) viahttps://partners.uber.com/join/. The rest of the process will be notified via sms/email, where vehicle cover notes and insurance policy must be presented upon face-to-face registration.

“Fortunately to say, there has been no bad experiences of any kind so far neither from the riders, government or any taxis” and gave a tip for future Uber drivers to make sure that the car is clean and comfy, have small chats with the riders, offer drinks (mineral water) or even phone charging services.

I asked Shah if he will ever drive again.

“Actually I did not quit, I just stopped driving for now. There’s no strings attached. I can be online again at anytime to accept any customer”.

What Do Taxi Drivers Say In Return?

Photo: Suzie Cagle

Salim is an honest taxi driver, who always uses the meter. He is paying around RM1,200 for the permit license per month (RM40 per day) to use the vehicle and the license to the taxi companies alone, and takes home less money now.

“The fact is, it's not fair that Uber charges fares LOWER than taxis.

“Also we have to pay more than them to be taxi drivers - we need to send the car for safety inspection, pay for passenger insurance, licensing and vehicle fees from greedy taxi companies, and with the rising cost of petrol and GST - we barely make enough money now.

“If Uber wants to operate in Malaysia, they can, but they also have to go through the same regulations as we do, from the license to the vehicle inspection and the permits. And if they want to do whatever they are doing now, at least they should put their base fare higher, not lower than us - even I would go for a lower rate.

“But we can’t lower our rates by law, and if they want to keep high rates they should have extra additional services.

“I know many taxi driver friends who are embittered by this situation. But at the same time, I also understand, and support, the public’s views that taxis who don’t use the meter are the ones that drive the public away. They are the ones who are making taxi people who USE the meters, lose.

“So bottom line is - yes taxi drivers who don’t use meters are unfair, I want SPAD to catch and ban them, then the public will gain trust with taxis again. Then Uber has to be regulated and go through the same license, insurance for the passengers, vehicle inspections and all that too.

“Also, the taxi companies are to be blamed too. They are greedy, we have to pay so much to them to be taxi drivers. And SPAD gives a lot of the permits to them - why can’t SPAD give permits to individual drivers? So in the end it's a three-way solution.

“We both eat from our rice pots - but don’t throw sand into the rice pots of others” he concluded.

Advice For Aspiring Uber Drivers

John (not his real name) was the last Uber driver I spoke with.

Riding his big jeep, I felt like I was in an Uber XL vehicle.

“I do this much more for fun. I don’t think you can get RM4k-8k. It depends on how often you do it. I don’t think you can get 4K, well you can get 4K but ⅔ of it or less than ⅔ of it goes to your petrol, so what’s the point?

“I’m not working today, so just driving around. So far I haven’t gotten into any trouble, but they are getting aggressive (the taxis).

“But my friends who did get hurt, they are stupid, they went to a taxi stand to pick up riders and they are not cautious with all those taxi fellas so you need to be smart, if you know this kind of things are going on. Whatever happens to them drivers, they deserve it, because they are stupid!”

“So my friend got whacked, and he deserves it, for picking up riders at the wrong places. He reported to the police - but what can the police do, how can they catch them? Unless you got a number plate”.

Here's his advice for new Uber drivers.

“I’m not here to make some cash, it's just to meet interesting people. I have an events and management business and I am an organizer for overseas events.

“So I like how you can meet potential new business partners.

“Just remember, whatever you earn, half of it goes to petrol.

“Children also use Uber. Parents use Uber for them, for picking them up after school, if you talk about safety.

I asked what if a taxi driver himself booked a ride, and when approaching, you could see a group of assembled taxi drivers, what would he do?

“I’d cancel the ride and go all the way back home” he said with a laugh.

Personally, if you ask me if I’d be an Uber driver myself despite the circumstances - I have a brand new car, I’m free in the evening and I could make some extra buck. Suffice to say that I’ve already applied.

Leon Foong, the Uber general manager for Malaysia responded in an email interview addressing recent controversial issues related to Uber and its future plans for Malaysia.

He highlighted that unlike popular perception, Uber has a stringent screening process for drivers including criminal and credit background check and clean driving record in addition to age, driving license and car insurance criteria.

He addressed recent negative media coverage of Uber drivers and harassment by taxi groups by pointing out that those are isolated cases in view of the millions of trips they cater daily and also stressed Uber's commitment to serve the Malaysian community in the future.

"We have a mandatory two-way rating and feedback system in-app. We also have a 24x7 direct phone support line for driver partners who wish to report an incident.

"Uber is deeply committed to serving the Malaysian community by providing access to safe, reliable and affordable transport options for commuters. We pride ourselves on creating thousands of economic and entrepreneurship opportunities for the rakyat as driver entrepreneurs on our platform while giving cities like Kuala Lumpur more efficient and accessible urban mobility solutions.

"We look forward to assisting the Malaysian authorities efforts in building a smarter urban mobility ecosystem that embraces innovation and puts the safety and interests of Malaysian commuters and drivers first," he concluded.

Malaysia's Most Expensive Licence Plates

2015-07-16T19:03:00.000-07:00

The recent controversy surrounding the proposed auction of 'Patriot' licence plates where the number PATRIOT 1 is rumoured to have starting bids from RM1 million highlights the high value many Malaysians still hold for personalized number plates.

The scandal surfaced when Yayasan Patriot Negara Malaysia (YPN) was reported to be planning an auction of personalized 'Patriot' number plates from Patriot 1 to Patriot 9999 that could generate as much as RM10 million in earnings.

This provoked allegations of abuse of power over how the NGO got hold of such a lucrative contract. Perak DAP has since lodged a report with MACC and the JPJ has issued a statement in early July that there was nothing irregular about special number plate programmes which are not new.

This is not the first time pricey number plates has caught the headlines.

Last October, MyWatch chairman R. Sri Sanjeevan came under scrutiny from the media when he reportedly paid over RM340,000 for two coveted BMV number plates. Questions were asked how a chairman of an anti-crime NGO could afford to come up with RM174,776 and RM165,000 for BMW8 and BMW11 plates respectively.

While the upcoming YPN auction could see new records being set, the record of the highest price paid in a vehicle number plate auction in Malaysia is held by Johor Sultan Ibrahim Sultan Iskandar, whose bid of RM520,000 in 2012 helped him top 9,999 others in the auction for the car number plate WWW 1.

Following is a list of some of the most expensive number plates in Malaysia on record, according to information sourced from the JPJ website and compiled by tallypress.com in June 2015.

WWW 1 - RM 520,000.00 (Sultan of Johor)
WWW 3 - RM 360,000.00
WWW 9 - RM350,000
MCA 1 - RM 300,100.00
RM 8 - RM 297,000.00
WWW 5 - RM 220,000
TAY 1 - RM 242,000.00
BMW 5 - RM 188,100.00
BMW 8 - RM 174,776.00
BMW 11 - RM 165,000.00
WWW 888 - RM 165,000.00
WWW 99 - RM 145,000
BMW 3 - RM 132,000.00
WWW 333 - RM 110,036
BMW 6 -RM 97,777.00 (Dato' Lee Chong Wei)

Ops Hari Raya Aidilfitri to be carried out till 25 July 2015- (Source From TheStar Newspaper)

2015-07-16T19:01:00.001-07:00

KUALA LUMPUR: The first day of Ops Hari Raya Aidilfitri saw 170 offences and 1,030 vehicles inspected by authorities.

Bernama reported that among the offences were expired road tax, driving without a valid licence, illegal vehicle modifications and licence plate numbers that were not according to specifications.

Road Transport Department (JPJ) director-general Datuk Seri Ismail Ahmad said during the operation that began at midnight, seven people were also made to undergo urine tests.

“They were suspected to be driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol,” he said.

Ismail said police issued 54 summonses while the Land Public Transport Commission (SPAD) booked two people.

“The joint operation with various enforcement agencies was carried out to ensure road safety during the festive season,” he said after an operation at the Batu toll plaza on the Duke Highway on Saturday night.

The nationwide operation involved 1,800 JPJ personnel.

In Johor Baru, state JPJ director Johari Yusof warned express bus drivers to be careful during Hari Raya, adding that they were being watched by undercover officers.

“The officers will be in plain clothes and will buy their bus tickets before boarding like everybody else,” he said after launching the operation at Plaza Angsana here yesterday.

Some 160 personnel and 50 JPJ Squad volunteers, added Johari, were on standby at 30 accident-prone areas in the state daily.

“They will do so until July 25,” he said.

JPJ personnel as well as those from the Road Safety Department, he said, would also be stationed at rest and recreation areas to engage the public on road safety issues.

Johari reminded that heavy vehicles were banned on the roads on July 14 and 15, and July 24 and 25.

“These are the days where high traffic volume is expected for the balik kampung rush,” he said. “This will ensure the comfort of other road users.”

No GST on Malaysia traffic summons (Refer to astro news)

2015-05-20T20:49:00.001-07:00

KUALA LUMPUR: The Royal Malaysian Police (RMP) does not impose the Goods and Services Tax (GST) on the compound of traffic summons.

Instead, the GST will be charged on the service charge imposed by service providers of online summons payment, according to a RMP statement yesterday.

The public can choose to make payments at the traffic police counters to avoid the service charge and GST by online service providers.

The GST was implemented in Malaysia on April 1 with a six percent rate to replace the 10 percent Sales and Service Tax (SST).

The GST is one of the measures taken by the government to enhance the country's financial system by seeking new sources of revenue as well as to improve the efficiency of tax collection.

Some Little Known Facts On Malaysian Vehicle Registration Plates (Refer to Malaysian Digest)

2015-05-08T20:24:00.003-07:00

In Malaysia, the Malaysian Road Transport Department(JPJ) regulates the issuing of vehicle registration plates. While many of us know the prefixes for our own state but not many people can readily identify the whole list of prefixes available in Malaysia when we consider the other states, as well as East Malaysia, military, taxi, airport limousines and royalty prefixes

For the registration plates of Peninsular Malaysia, the algorithm started with a state prefix and a number sequence (from 1 to 9999).

However, due to their similarities with the numbers 1 and 0, the letters I and O are excluded from the alphabetical sequences for Malaysian vehicle plates. Furthermore, there will be no leading zeroes in the number sequence.

Following are the prefixes for vehicle plates of different states, districts and categories:

Peninsular Malaysia

A – Perak
B – Selangor
C – Pahang
D – Kelantan
J – Johor
K – Kedah
M – Melaka
N – Negeri Sembilan
P – Penang
R – Perlis
T – Terengganu
W – Kuala Lumpur
Putrajaya – Putrajaya
KV – Pulau Langkawi
Z – Army

Sabah

SA, SAA-SAB – West Coast
SB – Beaufort
SD – Lahad Datu
SK – Sabah Government
SL – Labuan
SS – Sandakan
ST – Tawau
SU – Keningau

Sarawak

Meanwhile, the current alphabets for most Sarawak’s districts start with the constant Q prefix, followed by the division prefix and the number sequence.

QA and QK: Kuching
QB: Sri Aman
QC: Kota Samarahan
QL: Limbang
QM: Miri
QP: Kapit
QR: Sarikei
QS: Sibu
QT: Bintulu
QSG: Government of Sarawak

Taxi

Taxi license plates follow a H prefix in Malaysia which means ‘hire’ and have inverted colors with black letters and white background for distinction purposes.

HA – Perak
HB – Selangor
HC – Pahang
HE – Sabah
HJ – Johor
HK – Kedah
HL – Labuan
HM – Melaka
HN – Negeri Sembilan
HP – Penang
HQ – Sarawak
HR – Perlis
HS – Sabah
HT – Terengganu
HW – Kuala Lumpur

Following the opening of the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), LIMO****W or LIMO***B were introduced for KLIA limousines. For example, LIMO 1130 W.

Military

In Malaysia, license plates numbers with the Z prefix are reserved for military. Z is the constant prefix for all Malaysian Armed Forces vehicles while B is the branch prefix. For example D is for Malaysian Army and U is for royal Malaysian Air Force.

ZA to ZD – The Malaysian Army
ZL – Royal Malaysian Navy
ZU – Royal Malaysian Air Force
ZZ – MINDEF
JMF – The Royal Johor Military Force

Royal Vehicle

The Sultans of Malaysia, Rulers of States and their immediate royalties use unique registration plates. Most of these official license plates have a yellow background and bear the royal crest of the owner.

Special Vanity Plates

Mother of local personality, Shaheizy Sam, 33, received a police summon last year for his unique car plate number MCM 1774 which almost looks like the word MOMMY

Personalized vanity number plates require official approval so there are limited number of special vanity plates available by the Malaysian Road Transport Department at a higher cost. For example, the prefix such as Proton for Proton cars and SUKOM for 1998 Commonwealth Games.

For more information, please kindly refer to:-

http://malaysiandigest.com/features/546797-some-little-known-facts-on-malaysian-vehicle-registration-plates.html

Malaysia Latest Car Plate Number Registration From JPJ (Free To Check)

2015-05-08T20:20:00.005-07:00

3 Step to check latest vehicle plate registration number (JPJ government website)
1.) Please click into this link for further details
http://www.jpj.gov.my/transaksi-percuma-no.-pendaftaran-terkini

It will show picture like this:-

2.) You can check latest car plate number from different state of Malaysia:-

3.) You may contact your car dealer/ vehicle plate runner/ personally go to your nearest JPJ office or mail to aduan@jpj.gov.my for more information

DISCLAIMER
The Government and the Road Transport Department of Malaysia shall not be liable for any loss or damage caused by the usage of any information obtained from this web site .
Please refer to Road Transport Department, Malaysia

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The Road & Transport Department (JPJ) has issued a stern warning to car owners with illegal license plate designs and various strobe lights. The Sun Daily reported that in a meeting of RTD officers, Datuk Seri Ismail Ahmad, JPJ director-general, told reporters that, “We have to conduct special operations since motorist still continue to disobey the law.“Anyone using them illegally is liable to a compound of RM300,” he said

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2015-01-04T01:53:00.003-08:00

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You may kindly go to Malaysia Car Plate Number Online Website for any latest tender number information.

Go to click search and type your favorite vehicle/car plate number for your references:-


Search Malaysia Carplate Numbers & Price Details

It will showed market price of Malaysia carplate and you may contact dealer

For Example:-

QAA 1L RM 88,200.00

WB 1B RM 198,200.00

WB 1A RM 165,200.00

WA 1J RM 148,200.00

WA 2T RM 59,000.00

WA 2R RM 59,000.00

W 2J RM 180,200.00

WA 2W RM 73,200.00

WB 2A RM 58,200.00

WA 2Q RM 57,000.00

WA 2K RM 57,000.00

WA 2V RM 61,200.00

WA 2U RM 59,000.00

WA 2N RM 64,000.00

TY 2 RM 220,200.00

Malaysia Car Plate Special Tender Number Bidding SAS 1001 - SAS 9999

2014-12-27T23:50:00.002-08:00

Sempena Memuliakan 40 Tahun Pemerintahan KDYMM Sultan Ahmad Shah (SAS). Package comes with a Limited Edition SAS Car Plaque (Badge) with Serial Number, a Number Plate Frame, and a Certificate.

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KUALA LUMPUR: An auction session of five special number plates and two pieces of designer jewellery saw RM149,000 being raised for five charity organisations.

The beneficiaries were Lembaga Kebajikan Perempuan Islam Malaysia, Yayasan Sri Kencana Kalsom, Kiwanis Club International, Sultan Ahmad Shah Environment Trust and Malaysian Crime Prevention Foundation (MCPF).

The auction was conducted during the Islamic Fashion Festival 2014 themed “Discover the Beauty of Modesty” held at a leading hotel here.

The guests of honour were the Sultan of Pahang Sultan Ahmad Shah and his consort Sultanah Pahang Sultanah Kalsom.

Also present were Pahang Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Adnan Yaakob and his wife Datuk Seri Junaini Kassim, Pahang state secretary Datuk Seri Muhammad Safian Ismail, MCPF national vice-chairman Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye, Pahang MCPF chairman Datuk Seri Johny Ch’ng Ewe Gee, Tahan assemblyman Datuk Wan Amizan Wan Abdul Razak, members of the royal family, businessmen, sponsors and other dignitaries.

The special number plates were sponsored by TAT Alliance Services Sdn Bhd chairman Tengku Fahd Mua’adzam Shah Sultan Ahmad Shah while the jewellery by Ceres Collection.

In her speech, Sultanah Kalsom thanked all parties for making the event a success and urged the public and the private sector to continue giving their full support towards charitable causes.

Later, Sultan Ahmad Shah cut a special birthday cake and unveiled a US-made Hummer vehicle with the number plate - SAS 2410 - presented to him to mark his 84th birthday this year and commemorate his 40th anniversary on the throne.

Ch’ng, who is also the TAT Alliance Services vice-chairman, said the special number plates series starting with SAS - an acronym for Sultan Ahmad Shah - were awarded to the company and was officially launched by the state ruler on July 24.

He said since the first day of bidding in September, the number plates were selling like “hot cakes.”
“Originally, the series was reserved for vehicles registered in Sabah and only expected to be launched some 60 years in the future.

“However, due to a special request in conjunction with Sultan Ahmad Shah’s 40th year on the throne, the Road Transport Department agreed to release the special SAS series,” he said.

SAS 1 to SAS 1000 is reserved only for state VVIPs, including Datuks and members of the royalty, while SAS 1001 to SAS 9999 is open for all.

Owners of the series will be presented with a special crest and could affix it on the front and back of their vehicle number plates complete with a certificate of ownership.

Ch’ng said part of the proceeds from the sales of the special number plates would go to the building fund for the construction of the proposed Wisma MCPF Pahang.

One of the successful bidders was BR Tour Agency managing director and Pahang MCA organising secretary Datuk Seri Lee Jin Xian, who took home the number SAS 2628.

The other four number plates up for auction were SAS 1911, SAS 7080, SAS 1314 and SAS 1811 and managed to fetch a price of between RM12,000 and RM22,000.

Sultan Ahmad Shah took over the reign from his late father Sultan Sir Abu Bakar Ri’ayatuddin Al-Muadzam Shah in 1974.

He is the fifth ruler in the largest state in peninsular Malaysia.

Information/Guideline On Modifications Of Malaysia Private Vehicles

2014-11-21T23:51:00.003-08:00

Information/Guidelines On Modifications Of Malaysia Private Vehicles

Installation of air spoiler, side skirts and aerofoil on parking n.

Installation of air spoiler, side skirts aerofoil or must not exceed 150mm measured from the outer rear wheel.

Installation on the vehicle door visor.

Installation door visor shall not exceed 100mm in width and height

Installation bumpers at the front or rear of the vehicle and protecting guards (Kangaroo Bar) at the front of the vehicle.

- Installation of additional bumper or protecting guard (kangaroo bar) in the front or rear must not exceed 50% of the wheelbase of the vehicle.

- Installation of protecting guards (kangaroo bar) must not cover the lights and vehicles and have no sharp edges or protruding parts exceeding 100mm.

- Protecting guard (kangaroo bar) installed must not exceed 150mm in overall width of the vehicle.

Installation rim and tire is greater.

- If the tire rim or greater are used, they must be completely covered by mudguards or Mudflap.

- Installation of larger tires to change the overall height of the vehicle is not allowed.

Installation of roof sun / moon roof / canvas top on the roof of the vehicle

- Installation of roof sun / moon roof / canvas top must be done with just punch a part of the roof without the original roof pillar involves cutting or cutting the chassis of the vehicle.

- The modification must be done at the center of the roof, and no-effect connection or welding on any part of the other.

Installation took the stairs / boat / surf board

- The roof must be firmly attached to the vehicle and the size must not exceed 230mm in height from roof level.

- The width and length of the roof area must not exceed the roof.

- Household / Boats / Surf board that is carried on the roof must not exceed the front and rear of the vehicle.

- Household / Boat / Surfboard must be brought firmly secured on the roof, at least two ties.

- Wheels front of the vehicle must bear at least 20% by weight of boat / surf board.

Conversion gearbox manual / automatic

- No structural alterations done on the 'front cross member,' 'steering linkage' and 'steering box'.

- No modifications on 'mounting base' and no welding on additional mounting structure '.

- No modifications to the 'base engine mounting and no welding on additional structural' engine mounting.

Installing the canopy / canvas

- Installation of hard-top canopy types of mobile or canvas only allowed for vehicle type twin cab pick-up only where the number of passengers is 5 people.

- The length, height and width of the canopy must not exceed the dimensions of the original vehicle.

- Transparency light appear on all the windows of the canopy must not be less than 50%.

- Additional seating is not allowed to be installed on the canopy area.

- Third brake lights should be installed at the rear of the vehicle after the installation of canopies do.

Installation Winch, Winch Bar, Side Step, Front Bar and Snorkel)

- Installing a winch, winch bar, snorkel, side step and rear bar shall be fitted with a powerful and neatly so as not to disturb other road users.

- Winch Bar, Rear and Side Step Bar installed shall not exceed 150mm in overall width of the vehicle and can not cover the lights and vehicle registration number.

- Installation accessories installed must not interfere with the original identity of the vehicle.

Roof-rack installation (the roof) / bike carrier

- The roof must be firmly attached to the vehicle.

- The size of the installation of the roof height must not exceed 230 mm from the surface of the roof and the width and length must not exceed the area of the roof.

- Any vehicle can not carry the load that extends beyond the rear, front or side of the vehicle body.

- Size bike on the roof of the vehicle must not exceed the front, back and sides of the roof and get tied tightly and neatly so as not to endanger other road users

- Installation of bike carrier on the rear of the vehicle is not permitted

Spotlight installation

- Spotlights are allowed only on four-wheel-drives.

- Only white or amber colored spotlights are allowed for use, and must be installed on the front of the vehicle, for the purpose of complementing the standard headlights.

- Spotlights must not be installed on top of the vehicle.

- Only two (2) units of spotlight can be installed on the vehicle at any given time.

- The spotlights can only be used during off-road activities and must be switched off while driving on public roads.

- Spotlights can be installed no higher than 5 feet (1524mm) from the road surface.

What is a qualified Malaysia vehicle plate?

2014-11-21T23:47:00.002-08:00

What is a qualified Malaysia vehicle plate?

Malaysia vehicle license plate letters and numbers are 7 cm high specification from 4 cm wide, letters or numbers between 1 cm from the letters and numbers is 3 cm.

Car / license plate specifications Rory

● letters and numbers 7 cm high and 4 cm wide (not including the number "1")
● The distance between letters or numbers is 1 cm
● The distance between letters and numbers is 3 cm
● Black plates plates, white words
● need to correct the words, the words are not allowed skew or fancy style.
● Do not use will be reflective materials for vehicle plate
● board is not allowed within the license plate affixed to any badge, text, advertising, stickers, symbols, etc.

Mount duo car license plate Specifications

● letters and numbers 4 cm high, 3 cm wide (not including the number "1")
● The distance between letters or numbers is 1 cm
● Black plates plates, white words, or covered in water to cover the bottom sticker affixed to black and then paste the number
● need to correct the words, the words are not allowed skew or fancy (FANCY)
● Do not use will be reflective materials
● board is not allowed within the license plate affixed to any badge, text, advertising, stickers, symbols, etc.
* Outside special license plate (eg cyberjaya plates) License Plate default font used for arial bold, too fancy or bad font identification plates are deemed illegal.

Malaysia Vehicle Number Plate Latest Specifications (Start from 1st nov 2014)

2014-11-21T23:44:00.001-08:00

Malaysia Vehicle Number Plate Latest Specifications (Start from 1st nov 2014)

Malaysia Transportation Department earned nearly RM400 million for vehicle/ carplate bidding

2014-11-08T20:32:00.001-08:00

(PUTRAJAYA the 17th Bernama) - The annual license plate bid to make JPJ achieved substantial revenue, estimated to be fetched 300 million 50 million ringgit to 400 million ringgit.

JPJ director Datuk Seri Si Maia late that the Johor Sultan Ibrahim to 748,000 ringgit are eligible for the competition W1N license plate number, record the current highest bid.

For BMW1, BMW2, BMW7, BMW9 and BMW10 license plate, he said, the government does not publish a list of government executives hold these license plates.

"The recent Cabinet decision to confidential list of these executives, to avoid a negative impression of the community."

JPJ in the recent BMW license plate bidding, did not disclose the list of bidders and was priced above the license plate number; this number is set at 14 to 28 August public bidding.

BMW this number to get warm response from the owners offer, of which Malaysia's Lee Chong Wei badminton a Ge Nadu, to 97,777 ringgit successful bid for BMW6 license plate.

Selangor Tengku Ahmad sand chamber members to 132,000 ringgit mark too BMW3 license plate number.

The most expensive license plate
License plate number	Price (RM)
1.W1N	748,000
2.WWW1	520,000
3.MCA1	300,000
4.TAY1	220,000
5.WVW1	202,000
6.TAN1	200,090
7.TAX1	165,000
8.WUW1	123,000
9.WTW1	120,000
10.JJJ1	120,000
11.KDA1	112,000
12.MCA2	101,000
BMW License Plate bid
License plate number	First name	Price (RM)
BMW3	Tengku Ahmad sand	132,000
BMW4	Sea Race accounting	70,840
BMW5	Tunku Soule Mansa	188,100
BMW6	Lee Chong Wei	97,777
BMW8	Hill Givenchy	174,776
BMW11	Hill Givenchy	166,000

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2014-04-08T02:23:00.001-07:00

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Malaysia Vehicles Licensing Fee Latest Information (Annual Fee)

2013-12-08T23:04:00.002-08:00

Malaysia Vehicles Licensing Fee Latest Information (Annual Fee)

No.	APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION AND LICENSING	NO CLAIM OWNERSHIP (Charges - RM)	ADA CLAIM OWNERSHIP (Charges - RM)
	NEW REGISTRATION (E LIST)
1	LOCAL VEHICLE
	Cars <1500 cc	150.00	200.00
	Cars> 1500 cc	300	350
	Company Cars	500.00	550.00
	Motorcycles	5:00	20:00
	Trucks / Machinery	60.00	110.00
	Statutory Vehicle	500.00	550.00

2	VEHICLE IMPORTS
	Cars <1500 cc	150.00	200.00
	Cars> 1500 cc	300.00	350.00
	Company Cars	500.00	550.00
	Motorcycles	5:00	20:00
	Trucks / Machinery	50.00	110.00
	Statutory Vehicle	500.00	550.00

3	Trade Registration Number (interchange)	200.00
	(Without replacement MCB)

4.	Trade Registration Number (interchange)	210.00
	(With replacement MCB)

5.	Copy of Vehicle Registration
	Cars / Machinery	50.00
	Motorcycles	20:00

6.	Application for Vehicle Information
	Limited Information
	- Owner	10:00
	- Insurance	10:00

7.	Change Vehicle Ownership
	Motorcycles	3:00	23:00
	Cars	100.00	150.00
	Commercial Vehicles	40.00	90.00
	Off Road Vehicles	100.00	150.00

8.	Cancellation Claims Ownership	Free of charge

9.	Data Amendments
	change the engine, change the fuel	Free of charge

10	Data Correction	Free of charge

11.	Application Validation Records	Free of charge

12.	Cancellation of Vehicle Registration	Free of charge

13.	Checking blacklist	Free of charge

14.	New Application License Commercial Motor Vehicle (Trade Plate) 1 year
	- 1 year	700.00
	- 6 months	350

15.	New Application License Commercial Motor Vehicle (Trade Plate - Motorcycle) 1 year
	- 1 year	240.00
	- 6 months	120.00

16.	A copy of the Motor Vehicle Licence
	- Cars / Trucks / Machinery	50.00
	- Motorcycles	20:00

Sources From Newspaper Report (Summons Of Illegal Vehicle Plate and Strobe Light/Xenon Light)
Summons/Violations		2 weeks pay	after 2 weeks to pay	After a month need to pay
	Motorcycle/Vehicles With 250cc or less	RM70	RM120	RM200
	Motorcycle/Vehicles With 250cc or more)	RM100	RM150	RM250
Use Strobe Light		RM100	RM150	RM250
Use Xenon Light		RM100	RM150	RM250

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Information/Guideline On Modifications Of Malaysia Private Vehicles

Installation of air spoiler, side skirts and aerofoil on parking n.

Installation on the vehicle door visor.

Installation bumpers at the front or rear of the vehicle and protecting guards (Kangaroo Bar) at the front of the vehicle.

Installation rim and tire is greater.

Installation of roof sun / moon roof / canvas top on the roof of the vehicle

Installation took the stairs / boat / surf board

Conversion gearbox manual / automatic

Installing the canopy / canvas

Installation Winch, Winch Bar, Side Step, Front Bar and Snorkel)

Roof-rack installation (the roof) / bike carrier

What is a qualified Malaysia vehicle plate?

Malaysia Vehicle Number Plate Latest Specifications (Start from 1st nov 2014)

The Examples of Vehicles Plate Measurement

Malaysia Transportation Department earned nearly RM400 million for vehicle/ carplate bidding

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