Puspakom has announced that all its centres nationwide will remain operational from March 18 to 31, which is the two-week period defined under the movement control order issued yesterday by the government to halt the spread of Covid-19.
The company said that vehicle inspections are subject to the Road Transport Act 1987 and is categorised as an essential service in the category of transport, one of the areas excluded from closure or stoppage under the controlled movement order.
As such, all services, from routine inspections to transfer of ownership (B5) and hire purchase inspections (B7) will continue to be available during the two-week period.
A B5 report is mandatory for ownership transfer, while any buyer, be it individual or organisation, applying for a loan to purchase a used vehicle is required under the Hire Purchase Act 1967, to send the vehicle for a hire purchase inspection at Puspakom.
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Puspakom is crucial service. Syabas DRB !!
Kudos to Puspakom to ensure effects to transportation is minimized. That is how our abang2 DRB shines with magnanimity.
Puspakom is not essential service. What nonsense is this? After all Puspakom just want to cari duit kopi only during this period
We all know Puspakom is King of Duit Kopi
Puspakom service is vital to ensure vehicles are still roadworthy as essential transportation still needed to run despite the lockdown. Stop being an insensitive jerkwad.
Utk b5, blh tak owner kereta buat tanpa kehadiran bakal pembeli?
Utk mendapatkan b5, blh tak owner kereta buat tanpa kehadiran bakal pembeli?
Dlm situasi mcm ni pun masih ambil sikap x peduli & bertanggungjawab pd negara… perkara boleh tangguh knp x stop dulu operasi… tempat org berkumpul…secara x langsung hanya menggalak kan lg org keluar rumah beli kenderaan & kedai kereta x tutup premis sbb ada permintaan. Guna akta pengangkutan sbg alasan. Mentaliti sedihnya.