Drivers of foreign-registered cars found without a valid VEP entering Malaysia face a RM300 (S$91) compound fine. Photo: ST
JOHOR BARU: Singaporeans are calling for improvements to the Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) registration and activation system, including the linking of the Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tag to the Touch ‘n Go application, following its full enforcement at the Malaysia-Singapore land border crossings starting on Tuesday (July 1).
Bernama checks at the VEP registration centre at Jalan Skudai, Danga Bay, found Singaporean vehicle owners lining up as early as 8.30am to register, install RFID tags, and resolve issues related to the inability to link their RFID tags to the Touch ‘n Go app.
