JPJ: System was flawless during pilot tests in two states


PETALING JAYA: The MySikap system worked flawlessly during its pilot test in two states before its nationwide rollout on Nov 1, says the Road Transport Department (JPJ).

According to JPJ director-general Datuk Ismail Ahmad, both pilot tests in Perlis and Malacca went smoothly, but when it ran the system beginning this month, “it got stuck”.

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