The app makes it is easier for motorists to pay parking compounds issued by MBJB. — Photos: THOMAS YONG/The Star
STARTING next year, Johor Baru City Council (MBJB) will no longer be issuing physical coupons for its 68,000 public parking spaces.
The city council is encouraging vehicle owners to download its app ― MBJB Spot ― now to pay for parking.
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The app makes it is easier for motorists to pay parking compounds issued by MBJB. — Photos: THOMAS YONG/The Star
With the app, motorists can detect the location of their towed vehicles and pay the compound to retrieve them.
Mohd Noorazam says almost half of those living and working around Johor Baru have downloaded the app.
Hussein says the switch to the app will create confusion for senior citizens.
Sivakumar says MBJB should make allowances for those who don’t know how to use apps.
Khairul says he uses the app to check traffic, pay compounds.
With the MBJB Spot V.2 app, motorists can pay for hourly, daily, weekly and monthly parking.
Raja Faliq says MBJB needs to rectify glitches before next year.
D’Silva says using the app is more convenient than buying coupons.
Tam says using technology to make payment for parking should be the norm within Greater JB.
Khairul says he uses the app to check traffic, pay compounds.
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