PETALING JAYA: With immediate effect, private vehicles owned by Malaysians need not deal with messy road tax stickers once they have received their digital eLKM – the electronic version of road tax stickers.
Transport Minister Anthony Loke said the electronic form of verification that will also include Malaysian driving licences (eLMM) will be the solution to the constant complaints by vehicle owners about the poor quality of the sticker-type road tax displays that tear easily or leave adhesive stains on the windscreen.
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