VEP scheme for foreign-registered cars entering Johor from Singapore off to smooth start


Traffic arriving from Singapore's Woodlands checkpoint into Johor Baru on Oct 1. - ST

SINGAPORE: Malaysia’s Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) scheme for foreign-registered vehicles entering Malaysia from Singapore by land has started.

Effective from Oct 1, all such vehicles must have installed and activated a VEP radio frequency identification (RFID) tag that is linked to a Touch ‘n Go eWallet. Those without a tag can still enter the country, but will receive a reminder.

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