On the block: (From second left) Mohd Rusdi and Razali with JPJ officers holding the JTR plate numbers that would go through the JPJeBid system during a press conference at the Johor JPJ headquarters.
JOHOR BARU: The Road Transport Department (JPJ) has managed to collect RM15.6mil from five states within the last four months in revenue since the launch of its e-bidding system (JPJeBid).
JPJ vehicle registration numbers unit director Datuk Mohd Rusdi Mohd Darus said that the highest collection was recorded in Putrajaya and the Federal Territories since the system began running in April this year.
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