Pilot project for e-Dereg one-stop car scrapping facilities launched


KAJANG: Cars that are unusable or beyond repair can be disposed of easily through the e-Dereg system at car scrapping facilities termed as Authorised Automotive Treatment Facilities (AATF), says Anthony Loke.

The Transport Minister launched this new initiative to allow owners to scrap and deregister their vehicles at these facilities without the hassle of heading to the Road Transport Department (JPJ) to deregister the car.

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