Inspection service providers are required to meet the same conditions and regulations imposed on Puspakom.
The Cabinet has announced that Puspakom will no longer be the sole provider of vehicle inspection services once its concession ends on 31 August 2024.
Opening up the sector will also help reduce the time the public spends waiting for their vehicles to be inspected. This includes hiring qualified staff, using computerised inspection equipment approved and regulated by JPJ, and charging a fixed inspection fee.
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