In less than a month, Singapore vehicles entering Malaysia via the two land checkpoints will need to have a valid Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP). Malaysian Transport Minister Anthony Loke said on June 25: 'There will be no U-turn. Oct 1, it will be...
In less than a month, Singapore vehicles entering Malaysia via the two land checkpoints will need to have a valid Vehicle Entry Permit .
Singapore vehicle owners must register, install and activate their VEP-radio frequency identification tags, which allow motorists to pay the RM20 road charge when they enter Johor and the toll fees on Malaysia’s expressways using the designated RFID lanes. He even went to the TCSens office in Johor to submit the necessary documents. It has been more than three months and he has yet to receive his VEP.
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