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Private individual vehicles without valid VEPs must pay the fine and complete VEP registration before exiting Malaysia. Those ...
CNA Explains: How will Malaysia’s VEP enforcement work, and how do motorists steer clear of trouble?
The enforcement starting Jul 1 will mark the end of the ongoing grace period where motorists who have yet to apply for the Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) are given warning notices.
SINGAPORE: Singapore-registered vehicles must have a valid Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) to enter Malaysia by land from July 1, ...
A RM300 (S$91) fine will be imposed for privately owned vehicles without a valid VEP. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...
A VEP is a passport of sorts, as it acts as an authorisation permit for drivers of foreign-registered vehicles who want to ...
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Malay Mail on MSNTransport minister: CCTV suggests Taiwanese national’s fall at Puchong LRT station was accidental, police to investigateTransport Minister Anthony Loke said today a closed-circuit television recording showing a Taiwanese national falling onto ...
Drivers of unregistered vehicles will not be allowed to leave Malaysia until they have completed the permit process and paid ...
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Sinar Daily on MSNAfter Taiwanese tourist’s death, Loke orders platform doors at LRT stationsTransport Minister Anthony Loke said the directive is aimed at enhancing passenger safety, especially at older LRT stations ...
All foreign-registered vehicles without a valid Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) in Malaysia will be fined RM300 (S$91) from Jul. 1 ...
PUTRAJAYA: The installation of platform doors will be made a priority at all train station to prevent unwanted incidents, ...
The preliminary report on the fatal accident involving Federal Reserve Unit (FRU) personnel in Teluk Intan last month will be ...
A man in his 60s died after falling onto the tracks at Pusat Bandar Puchong LRT station on June 3. Read more at ...
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