SIBU: Luxury vehicle owners nationwide have drawn the attention of authorities after 2,685 failed to renew their Motor Vehicle Licences (MVLs), highlighting an alarming level of non-compliance among owners of high-value vehicles. He explained that any vehicle operating without a valid road tax is not covered by insurance, exposing the owner to serious financial and legal consequences in the event of an accident. “During the same operational period, JPJ recorded encouraging developments, with 12,921 luxury vehicles coming forward to renew their road tax, generating total collections of RM34.47mil. Muhammad Kifli said the government is offering a compound discount of 50 per cent for JPJ summonses and 70 per cent for police summonses until December 30, 2025. Summons reviews and road tax renewals can be carried out via the MySikap portal and the MyJPJ application, in line with JPJ’s ongoing efforts to enhance enforcement and ensure road safety.

Source: The Star December 21, 2025 01:19 UTC