The transport ministry has announced that it is set to add 100 new kiosks at all road transport department (JPJ) outlets across the country by the end of the year, Bernama reports. This will allow the public to carry out certain transactions without needing to wait for over-the-counter services.
According to transport minister Datuk Seri Wee Ka Siong, the ministry will also be placing self-service kiosks at various strategic locations – such as government offices in several ministries as well as LRT and MRT stations – in the Klang Valley.
Among the transactions that can be performed at JPJ kiosks are the renewal and printing of road tax (LKM), the printing of a vehicle ownership certificate (VOC) copy as well as the payment of summons. The kiosks will also allow users to carry out license, vehicle and vehicle insurance-related inquiries.
He added that the ministry would continue utilising its Counter 1 mobile services platform, in which 20 units of JPJ vans are being deployed across the country to offer counter services to a wider audience, especially those in remote areas that are located far from JPJ branches
Wee said that with these additional facilities and budget, he was confident that the target set by the department to collect RM4.12 billion in revenue for 2022 can be achieved.
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I bet these cronie contract kiosk will last only for 3 months before going kaput. Normal kiosk RM15k sure this one RM40k each.
More highway collection is good for economy, lower national debt, more budget to hire more government servants to collect income tax from you
Aiyah yah..former menteri Anthony didnt hatch this kiosk project.
Ahsiongkor…finally launch JPJ kiosk..besides MRT 3 mega awards soon.
We should call him Profesori Wee.
Flying car 2.0…on the way soon.
Mentri Loklok left JPJ problems to fester while he spent his ministerial time thinking up new fancy plates to sell every month. It was he effort of Dr Wee to take the issues by the balls and try to solve pertinent issue left by the negligence of Mentri Loklok.
Flying car? You should ask his party, they know all about national flying car projek.
Sigh… this is the problem with malaysians. Last year after post lockdown, and many were rushing to do their business at JPJ counters throughout the nation, the same people were complaining everywhere. Now that JPJ came out with improvements to better service these people, the same ones are deriding it before they even started.
Buat pun salah, tak buat pun salah. Inilah problem kat Malaysia. Real sick & tired of this sick mentality.
Ahhh, yes. Kiosks that shows Out of Service.
Should go paperless instead. Oh. Cannot, cronies need to ‘eat’
If banking can go online ,why can’t these biasa un complicated functions can’t go online.Just getting excuses to reward those lobbying for contracts.
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Can online print for you roadtax disc and VOC?
Copy paste: “Buat pun salah, tak buat pun salah. Inilah problem kat Malaysia. Real sick & tired of this sick mentality.”