Cops, JPJ have devices so motorists don't need to show road tax at checkpoints, says Loke

By HO JIA WEN, ARFA YUNUS and TEH ATHIRA YUSOF

KUALA LUMPUR: The police and Road Transport Department (JPJ) personnel are equipped to make electronic checks on valid vehicle road tax, says Transport Minister Anthony Loke.

"Police or JPJ no longer look at or check the road tax sticker in the car.

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