JPJ to keep track of Singapore vehicles


  • Nation
  • Wednesday, 08 Jan 2003

JOHOR BARU: Singapore-registered vehicles entering any of the two entry points in the state will have their movements recorded through a fully computerised vehicle scanning system from tomorrow.  

The RM2.9mil system, installed by the Road Transport Department (JPJ), will among others, monitor the smuggling of vehicles into the country as it will allow authorities to detect those that enter but do not return to the republic either through the Causeway here or the Second Link. 

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