Transport ministry to ask MoF for RM10 mil in 2024 to expand MyLesen B2 programme to 30,000 people

Transport ministry to ask MoF for RM10 mil in 2024 to expand MyLesen B2 programme to 30,000 people

The transport ministry will request an allocation of RM10 million from the finance ministry next year to allow more individuals from the B40 group to obtain a motorcycle licence through the MyLesen B2 programme.

As reported by Bernama, transport ministry Anthony Loke said the allocation would benefit more than 30,000 people, which is signifincantly more than the 9,000 individuals this year.

“We plan to apply for more allocation next year which is double or triple (of this year’s allocation of RM2.7 million), possibly RM10 million. This initiative coincides with the government’s efforts to educate the public on the awareness of compliance with road regulations and the culture of road safety among youths,” said Loke.

MyLesen B2 2023 FAQ; click to enlarge

He added that the MyLesen B2 programme was a commitment and effort of the government to assist the B40 group to improve their socio-economic status and household income through opportunities in the gig economy sector and many more.

“The effort is also driven by the government’s intention to constantly intensify road safety advocacy and enforcement activities to reduce accident rates in line with the United Nations resolution to cut road traffic deaths and injuries by 50% by 2030,” he said.

Referring to the official programme’s official FAQ, the programme offers the B2 class motorcycle license (motorcycles not exceeding 250 cc) to those that meet the requirements. Those that qualify will not be charged as the cost of the training and exam (including repeats) will be fully borne by the government.

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Comments

  • Sohai on Jul 10, 2023 at 10:06 am

    You need to ask RM10m from MOF?? Why? and why need to wait next year?
    JPJ has the most collection after the Custom among the agencies.
    Just sell a super special number plate lah for RM10m, your usual… to cover unbudgeted amount. One special plate without numbers, just alphabet. “BOSS” with real spelling, not some 8055.

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    • No Free Lunch on Jul 10, 2023 at 10:39 am

      Can give incentives, but if found abuse license as Mat Rempit endangering others better jail n revoke their license for life.

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    • sohai doesn't know how gov operates on Jul 11, 2023 at 9:49 pm

      the collection from plate sales doesn’t go to jpj it goes to federal government..jpj role is just to facilitate the sales

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  • Nurul Izzah on Jul 10, 2023 at 10:56 am

    Anwar menang, lesen free

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