Malaysia Implements VEP Enforcement for Singapore Vehicles, Issuing Fines
Malaysia has started enforcing the Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) scheme for Singapore vehicles, imposing a RM300 (US$71) fine on motorists without a valid VEP tag. The enforcement began at midnight on Jul 1 at the Causeway checkpoint in Johor Bahru, with errant vehicles being stopped and fined immediately.
Malaysia began enforcing the Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) scheme at midnight on Tuesday, setting up a roadblock near the Causeway immigration checkpoint. Singapore motorists without a valid VEP tag faced a RM300 fine. Within 15 minutes, 15 Singapore-registered vehicles were pulled over. Payment was made on the spot. The Transport Ministry announced the fine for vehicles without VEP from Jul 1. Enforcement aims to prevent traffic congestion at checkpoints. Motorists without VEP must register immediately to avoid fines and legal action.
According to the source: CNA.
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