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Here’s a reminder to be alert on the road and give way to emergency vehicles when there are sirens and flashing lights. A lorry driver has been given a RM300 saman for blocking a fire […]
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992 of 1,009 abandoned vehicle complaints resolved
The Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) has received 1,009 public complaints regarding damaged or abandoned vehicles from early January to May 2025, with 992 of them successfully resolved and the remaining 17 still under investigation, […]
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JPJ eBid: VPP and JYG number plates up for bidding
JPJ has announced that VPP and JYG are the next number plate series to go up for bidding on its online auction platform, JPJ eBid. WP Kuala Lumpur’s latest running number series is ‘VPP’, and […]
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KTM adds two extra ETS KL Sentral-Padang Besar services for upcoming PH and school holiday season
KTM has announced the addition of two extra ETS train services for the upcoming holiday season, which will include public holidays (Merdeka Day, Maulidur Rasul and Hari Malaysia, plus the bonus September 15 date announced […]
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Malaysian fuel prices August 2025 week one – RON97 petrol down 4 sen to RM3.17/litre; diesel unchanged
It is Wednesday – therefore, it is once again time for the weekly fuel price update in Malaysia, and the finance ministry has announced the retail prices of fuels for the coming week of July […]
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NPE, Besraya closures for IJM Allianz Duo Highway Challenge Run 2025 – Sunday August 3, 1am to 11am
Regular users of the New Pantai Expressway (NPE) and the Sungai Besi Expressway (Besraya), take note – these two highways will be temporarily closed to make way for the IJM Duo Highway Challenge Run 2025 […]
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Puspakom starts seven-day week operations trial – Glenmarie, Batu Caves outlets now open on Sunday
Good news for commercial vehicle owners as well as private vehicle owners who need Puspakom inspection for tukar hak milik. The vehicle inspection company has announced a seven-day week trial, where selected outlets will be […]
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50 km of highways in Malaysia identified as lacking telecommunications coverage, incl PLUS, WCE, LPT2
The government is looking into the issue of cellular dead zones on certain stretches of Malaysian highways and will find ways to address this, according to works minister Datuk Seri Alexander Nanta Linggi. Prompted by […]
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PLUS Kulai-Sedenak highway widening project to be opened in phases, starting with 4-km stretch in 2026
Users of the PLUS North-South Expressway (NSE) travelling between Kulai to Sedenak will have six lanes (previously four) to drive on as early as next year when a four-km stretch of the long-awaited highway widening […]
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Penang Mutiara Line LRT construction starts, to cost under RM16 billion including 5 km link bridge
The main construction phase of the Mutiara Line LRT in Penang has begun, and the project is estimated to cost under RM16 billion, New Straits Times has reported. This cost estimate includes inflation adjustments, land […]
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Government will not proceed with implementation of High Value Goods Tax (HVGT), says ministry of finance
Following a Dewan Rakyat sitting on July 29, 2025, it has been revealed that the government has officially scrapped its plan to impose the High Value Goods Tax (HVGT), over a year after it was […]
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JPJ eBid: SMT and NEH number plates up for bidding
JPJ has announced that SMT and NEH are the next number plate series to go up for bidding on its online auction platform, JPJ eBid. Sabah’s latest running number series is ‘SMT’, and it opened […]
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Maxim announces it has APAD’s approval to continue operations in Malaysia, to ensure all drivers have EVP
Following InDrive’s announcement earlier today that it has officially received confirmation from the transport ministry (MoT) and the land public transport agency (APAD) that it could continue operations in Malaysia, ride-hailing provider Maxim has announced […]
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Penang LRT bridge portion open tender targeted Oct
MRT Corp is targeting to launch the open tender for the proposed bridge portion of Penang’s Mutiara Line Light Rail Transit (LRT) this October, Bernama reports, with CEO Datuk Mohd Zarif Hashim saying that the […]
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Mandatory speed limiters for commercial vehicles from October 1; those without will fail inspections – Loke
Commercial vehicles will be required to each have a speed limitation device (SLD) in order to pass vehicle inspections, and those without the speed limiters will fail inspections once phased enforcement of the ruling begins […]