KUALA LUMPUR: The road tax stickers on vehicles could be a thing of the past with the Automated Enforcement System (AES), which is to be implemented nationwide this year.
Although the AES will be used to catch speedsters and other traffic violations, Road Transport Department (JPJ) automotive engineering division director Mohamad Dalib said there are plans to use the system to detect vehicles with expired road tax.
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