Malaysia’s VEP: All You Need To Know | Talking Point | Full Episode

[@GMD3N]

Singaporeans have no issues if Malaysia wants to implement VEP. Singaporeans have an issue when the implementation sucks, systems suck, efficiency sucks while at the same time deadlines are shafted down people's throats.

[@Luthaniel83]

And they cannot meet their own deadlines.... LOL

[@alanooi1005]

No worries, the enforcement will on par with the efficiency, probably 2025 only able to start the enforcement

[@李俊宏-h6z]

Application of vep to sg is much simpler

[@xcjsmith5310]

Yea unfortunately Malaysian tend to say first do now think later attitude.

[@ReefearEapear]

Typical Singaporean... always complaining.

[@Trintenus]

Finally they bring back Steven Chia this guy makes everything interesting

[@NeilMcKellen]

Steven Chia is CNA's hard carry. His shows are worth your while 🙌

[@52hz52hz]

A good driver with a really good car

[@jessicaregina1956]

Can steven chia quit he makes everything boring!

[@choo928]

I am sorry for the bad experience. As Malaysians, we all know how tedious it is to deal with the government systems. Most if not all were just white elephants with extremely marked up price ended up into someone else's pocket.

[@qherwhw4-wn6po]

true story

[@cnachopchopnewsagency]

The new Malaysian Gov is just brainrot. They have no sense on administration and governance. Especially this Minister of Transport, Anthony Loke. Stooopid.

[@theninjaqueen9947]

I'm not sure why you apologize. We all learn patience. They have a perfect alternative.. don't go 😂... otherwise, go through the hassle patiently and reap the benefits after: pump cheap petrol they're not authorized to use, speed like they couldn't in the island, cheaper food and so forth. 😂😂😂😂

[@user-sf5bt8eb4y]

Refreshing You must be one of the only malaysians that is brave and admit that the system implemented sucks Too bad there is few of you. If there is more, only then can malaysia improve as a whole

[@qherwhw4-wn6po]

@@theninjaqueen9947 hahaha bolehlander crying here, msian teh speed all day and die all day too in the island :D cheaper food cus we live like kings in 3rd world country why not. get served by bolehlanders cheap labour cheap goods

[@Willowox]

The headlight sticker version simply doesn't make sense at all. Not only does it expose the tag to the harsh tropical weather, but also to theft and vandalism.

[@yuliankhoo9295]

Once removed it won't work. So far mine has never been vandalised and under rain and shine.. still working fine

[@PsychedMedia]

We have been using it since 5 years ago for tolls. No issue with all the weather conditions

[@Meowmeow-r6i]

U bring Johor car wash and later Johorean see Singapore car remove headlight tagging 😅😅😅😅

[@papa-dt1cv]

Improvement can done for same day collection. 0. There are 2 login portal instead of one and different taps of data to be entered. So it can be confusing which one to used. Do save your entry regularly else u need to redo multiple times. 1. Danga Bay TCsens: Shelter provided did not block the Morning sun. Only 1 Fan provided and facing no one😂 Hence very hot from 7.30-9am wait. 2. High demand Photocopying machine (only1) usually not working for appointment printout from them etc. U need to walk to far end of the road and get a private hotel to print the schedule. Wifi is slow too. Used data roaming. 3. Morning processing is fast, but do come earlier along with your packed breakfast snacks or kopi. 4. Outdoor Chairs not available until 9am. U can check the storeroom for look for one else u need to stand till 9am. Bring an umbrella as queue can be very long and hot. They should provide fans along the queue. 5. Need to ask the front desk to check and ensure all entries is correct according to document. They can also key in wrongly. So u need to verify yourself to avoid re-visit for corrections. 6. Ask thofficial to help on the update to verified status and complete tag collection appointment screen. 6.Ask for Vep tag and sticking appointment on the same day. 7. There are 2 given different website portal to use. Don't miss this. 8. Ask the front desk to clear your personal login data on their tablet. 9. Best to bring our own laptop. 10. Dont argue with nice front desk stuff. They are just following the process.😊 Tag stations: 1. More front desk personnel should be appointed as tag sticking is faster that verification process. 2. Carpark lots should be maximise to process more cars during peak hrs. Tag Location should allow or have at least 10-15 cars lanes to be process in parallel to avoid long queue and unnecessary re -visits. 3. All employees should have drinks and sufficent shelters/fans.. it is really too hot for them. 4. Tag counters front desk should not collect any hardcopy of personal data. Screenshot and thumb drive need to disable❤ Others: 2 weeks verification process and email process is too long. Increase resources and equipment for same day approval 3. Forget about appointment, it is usually fully booked. Portal don't allow longer choice of date e.g. till end 2025

[@noorulhasan4904]

Literally zero reason for theft because it doesn't work the moment someone Temper with it

[@kierangan7944]

I think it is a big risk. They are letting a private company have all your Singaporean Identity details like IC, Passport etc. It’s a small Malaysian company which can be hacked easily and result it identity theft. And considering how precious a Singapore identity is, I would rather not drive into Malaysia than take such risks

[@Edwin-fk4yy]

you have the option NOT TO drive into MY. NO ISSUE, take public transport. NOBODY owes you. RESPECT other country's laws.

[@Edwin-fk4yy]

Singapore identity is precious? You are SO FUNNY, it can be easily given to any foreigners for the sake of PAP vote bank.

[@Edwin-fk4yy]

min :14:47, look that DOUBLE STANDARD SG journalist (assumed he is)

[@qwertypoet2386]

​@@Edwin-fk4yy Only SG citizen is able to vote and it is not easy to obtain citizenship. Even a PR pass takes years to obtain.

[@Edwin-fk4yy]

@@qwertypoet2386 nope, New citizenship can be easily granted to vote for PAP.

[@benchiaase]

What a farce. Why make things so complicated? Singapore issues AutoPass card for Malaysian cars, why Malaysia can't do the same simple system?

[@DawnBreaker118]

It is important to consider the significant issues associated with traffic violations, including dangerous driving behaviors and the presence of approximately 18,000 vehicles, along with numerous unpaid fines. This situation represents a public burden that warrants attention. A comparison with traffic regulations in Singapore may provide valuable insights into the consequences of such behavior.

[@epicobass1931]

we malaysian love to make things complicated for convenience. Just like our TnG eWallet credit and the TnG transport card credit cannot be shared although they are from the same company.

[@kenhew4641]

@@epicobass1931 that's because of technical limitations. the ewallet card and the transport card both uses different technology and that interfered with one another when placing both in the same card. It's not like as if the govt purposely wanna make things complicated for people

[@epicobass1931]

@@kenhew4641 technical limitations? More like education limitation. One company couldn't agree with another resulting all these complications. This left so many tourist confused the usage of public transport payments.

[@markzzzzberg1312]

sinkapoh always playing victims 😂

[@user-bw6cc7js6h]

Just don't bother. I've been going in October with no VEP sticker, no application. And don't forget your NRIC scan will magically be leaked once you submit

[@noorulhasan4904]

Good job on snitching on yourself now they're going to check literally every car and add delay time for everyone

[@anchored555]

Nah. They won’t want to choke the trickle of cars entering JB even further because their businesses are hurting.

[@user-bw6cc7js6h]

@@noorulhasan4904 no problem go ahead

[@vibnwis]

As a Malaysian, I am not surprised by the implementation issues. Even our former PM, used "Malu Apa" as his slogan to face the public.

[@Splashhhh]

We should also make sure Malaysian vehicles pay their fines when leaving Singapore.

[@KumaKuma-r6f]

Cancel their permit including their families make thing work well put your pap government still caring our Malaysian foreign labour … pity kiasu government

[@ginayaplaiyoong]

Actually, Malaysian vehicles cannot leave Singapore without paying all the fines at the Customs beforehand.

[@user-bw6cc7js6h]

That was never a problem. Have you been living under the rock

[@lionkingrocks]

@@ginayaplaiyoong LOL that is a joke obviously.

[@Edwin-fk4yy]

DUN WORRIES, PAP will welcome foreigners with OPEN LEGS.

[@usimmisu1360]

05:38 - "That is the message. There will be no u-turn, first of October it will be enforced." in a couple of days, it will be first of November.

[@ryanleong7869]

I have no problem of getting the VEP done during April and the process is smooth. I guess all those complaints are for those who are last minute folks. You have chance to complete the application earlier but choose not to do so..

[@KuSaNaG1]

You never tried to apply when it was first announce way back when? Be grateful it's smooth now, the complaints stemmed from the insanely stupid and inefficient way the registration worked in the past. It took me around 6 months to get it done, cause half the time, the website is not available and/or all the links are broken on their website. People used to have to make an appointment and drive into Johor to have someone stick the RFID tag. I heard if you are early they will refuse to serve you and ask you to wait, even though the staff are just sitting around idle. If you are late, they will ask you to make another appointment. If you change cars and did not remove the tag, you are told you cannot apply for another one without returning the old one... But your tag is already gone with the old car... It's not people's fault for not wanting to apply early, it's all the horror stories and bad experiences that detered people.

[@Edwin-fk4yy]

even they are given 100 years time, these people will NEVER apply, , everyone will "wait" for last minute U TURN. when there is no sign of u turn from MY side, these ppl MAKE NOISE and COMPLAIN. hahahah whose problem?

[@GMD3N]

@@ryanleong7869 nonsense. I apply since may but it has been hit with issues after issues. Now tell me my Ic name don't match with all my other documents. Because my Ic has the hanyu pinying brackets. So stupid right

[@promfret]

Not really, i heard from my uncle the issue is the de-registration, for people who actually applied for vep years ago, after the vep is expired, there are many problems de-registering it and re-register again. I don't understand why they can't just extend their vep but need to de-register and re-register.

[@Edwin-fk4yy]

@@promfret so that, MORE money can be collected. If you think it is UNREASONABLE, you can always STOP driving to MY. the MORE you complain, it ONLY proves that you ARE DESPERATE to drive to MY for petrol, shaking cars,n speeding on highways. MY authority knows that SG drivers HAVE NO WAY TO GO on the TINY island 🏝️. Either you comply or LEAVE IT. PAP will be very happy if SG drivers stop driving to MY as, petrol stations sales on the the island will go up, means more GST for PAP.

[@user-sf5bt8eb4y]

guys lets be real, there is a reason why its 1:3 if Malaysia is as efficient as Singapore it will be 1:1

[@peaceofmind7390]

How SIN kiasu brain function - complaint...complaint...complaint...complaint....complaint...complaint...after tired, they will used 1:3 currency argument...to show that how superior they are compare to Malaysia.

[@JohnAndJaneDoe65]

@@peaceofmind7390we are superior to Msia. If not why your people come over to work? 😂 we go JB to spend like kings 👑

[@joethong726]

@@peaceofmind7390 Malaysian here, you sounded more kiasu

[@shomin9761]

​@@JohnAndJaneDoe65lol... Say someone who has to waste time to go to jb for cheaper goods and services and steal our subsidy... Sure2 😂😂😂

[@Edwin-fk4yy]

@@JohnAndJaneDoe65 bcos PAP welcomes foreign workers and talents to REPLACE the unreliable, uncompetitive, uncompetent "locals".

[@eewinstorn4122]

I stop driving into Malaysia since 25 years ago. I remember driving within speed limit and yet stopped 8 out of 10 times and got fine for nothing or pay under table money, do you think I should give Malaysia a total miss. Since, then. I have bypass Malaysia n spend my holidays in china, Thailand and Philippines instead

[@jeevanrao7143]

ok

[@Edwin-fk4yy]

good, other SG drivers should learn from you STOP DRIVING to MY. Dun go for the petrol and highways.

[@hafiziramli2330]

So???

[@markzzzzberg1312]

Pick me comment 😂

[@audreygiamlayhoon]

The Alpha testing should have been at the Thai Border first. The number of foreign vehicles entering Malaysia there would have been more manageable , and all bugs ironed out completely before implementation at the southern border.

[@Edwin-fk4yy]

no , Thai govt does not IMPOSE VEP to MY vehicles unlike SG which has been imposing it since 1971. until now SGD 35/entry. MY is only RECIPROCATING what SG has been imposing. PLS BE FAIR, like what the MOT of MY said to the journalist at min 14:40

[@audreygiamlayhoon]

@Edwin-fk4yy The Minister of Transport should reciprocate Singapore level of operations. In any case, the Minister did say that Malaysia would also impose it at the Northern border with Thailand. In reality, VEP was mooted 10 years ago. There has never been an enforcement date.

[@Edwin-fk4yy]

@@audreygiamlayhoon if MY doesn't, what can SG drivers do? You all are VULNERABLE SPECIES. cos you have NOWHERE to go. Enjoy your , cameras,COE, ERP, expensive petrol parking on the TINY island. NOBODY OWES YOU ANYTHING.

[@Edwin-fk4yy]

@@audreygiamlayhoon yes, northern border, did he say when? 100 years later.? Let me tell you , even the MY GOVT announced 2050, Enforcement dates. Nobody will BOTHER to apply, everyone will wait for U turn. When no sign of U turn these ppl COMPLAIN.

[@ferraribeng]

We wait so long because we don't give kopi money. My friend applied for the VEP online. Print out the email for the successful submission of application of VEP. A few days later, he went to the office in JB with the printed email, but without approval of VEP, without application for VEP RFID tag and of course without appointment for installation of RFID tag. He went into the office to show that printed email and slip the kopi money to the person at the counter. The VEP was approved immediately. The RFID tag was applied and approved immediately. He was given, at the same time, a queue number to install the RFID tag. All done within the same day without very long queue.

[@koalatheworld]

8:37 Steve's unconvinced expression says it all 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 He is so funny!!!

[@audreygiamlayhoon]

He's good at code-switching too

[@letdoit]

Same goes to Malaysia vehicles also don’t paid fine for many years. I had encountered a trailer truck block 1way traffic just to go and q up buy lunch. When driver came back, a lot ppl ask him how can he do this. He replied that “ u can call police, I will get fine only but don’t need to pay at all” and ya ya papaya drive off. From here can tell we can’t do anything to them too at this moment. About 1 years ago,In Facebook someone nothing to do by taking photos of Malaysia car to check how many cars didn’t pay fine and results out 90% of them didn’t pay fine and some can have outstanding over $1000 for many years. Hope the info still in Facebook

[@dkgp520]

Since like you are the yaya papaya here. Talk with no evidence. Bunch of kopitiam seat hogger.

[@sunnyang6464]

Seems like the Malaysian government should put more effort in getting their own people to pay the fine first instead of coming after foreigners?

[@letdoit]

@ I mean in the video, sound like Singapore car is a problem . Create a lot fine and debt. If u go Tuas checkpoint which I daily pass by, u will see 7:30 to 9 am, thousands of bike speedy more then 110km/h at 80 km/h AYE. Yellow big bus drive towards Tuas checkpoint always speed over 100 km/h. But normally TP always chase local only. Got once I saw TP stop local van and didn’t stop yellow bus which both speeding. Look like they know catch them is useless, they won’t pay the fine. I can create video of driving 5 days per week of yellow bus speeding at AYE near Tuas but I will get caught first because the speed limit is 80km/h. Because I mention 100 km/h. In fact most of the time there drive 120km/h will be precise.

[@sunnyang6464]

@@letdoit yes I agree with you that Malaysian motorbikes, buses, lorries, trucks etc drive at a very fast speed in SG. I always try to steer clear from them. As for implementing VEP towards SG cars to clawback unpaid fines I guess it’s because this is a feasible method of doing so while there is no other method to clawback the fines from local Malaysians?

[@aaroncheah2088]

Keep some dashcams around. I installed 4 dashcams per car (2 front and 2 rear). Two are visible from outside and 2 more hidden. Usually if stopped by authorities, u can tell if the officers were genuine or fake by looking at their expression. For the fake ones, they will let u go with just a warning if they spot the dashcams. If a genuine case, the summon will be issued without any negotiations.

[@dd-dd2co]

Additional hassle just to drive into Malaysia?! Doesn't make sense at all.

[@colintanmh]

What an arrogant minister we have in Mr Low. When you are poor, be humble. The way you respondee to Steven was disgusting. Tone down your big talk and spend more time fixing the inept implementation brother.

[@NinetiesKid94]

Ya. Moreover it's not about asking the same questions. But more on it's relevance on the information needed

[@jmho7991]

No much issue for those new cars. Is the deregistering process that is kill you. Appreciate you could do a video on a 2nd hand car which has register before VEP with new number plate. (You bought a 2nd hand but the previous owner retain his plate hence you are issue with new plate number) You cannot register as the chassis number has already tag to the old car plate.

[@josephpowluse2001]

Application for the VEP for a brand new car is "easy," but for a second-hand car, it is very much different. I'm still waiting for a month without any updates. So many of our personal details are in the hands of the Malaysian government. Hopefully, they are competent to keep it secured.

[@sleepandrelaxation3395]

It is perfectly fine during covid period where nobody drove to Malaysia. Suddenly people become desperate to drive in and waste time and money to get the "VEP" like it is some sort of legendary item.

[@ginayaplaiyoong]

Haha! For many years, we Malaysians have to do the same process, providing all the same details and info, before we can enter Singapore.

[@gotmyonu1027]

Yeah..... Idiots Singaporeans karma.

[@carmenemrac]

agreed

[@teykengwei]

​@@carmenemracSame process but one takes 2 weeks & another takes 3 months.

[@user-sf5bt8eb4y]

but when you apply for same process in Singapore did you face with delays, problems shown in this video?

[@francissia4660]

​@@teykengweiwhy apply now. Should apply earlier like I'm 2019 etc

[@mafiautube]

I submitted my application online on 27 Sept as I was skeptic about submitting my NRIC. I masked off the date of issue & serial number at the back of IC and resubmitted after my application was rejected about 2 weeks later. Finally, I collected my VEP tag at Taman Daya on 26 Oct, which is less than a month. Not too bad.

[@zacksense1001]

Almost 1 month my VEP not deliver yet , call them ask us to email to collect personaly after online payment done , What a crab .

[@Madillusionist]

Unfortunate you guys stopped short from activating the vep. Really shows how slow the whole vep process is. I've also already collected my vep and got it pasted inside the windscreen, but now i'm stuck because the portal is not updating for me to upload the photo to activate the vep. It's has been stuck on "pending for tag processing" for two weeks already.

[@TheycallmeFW]

Applied my VEP on 12th Oct, just received information that it’s approved, waiting for the tag to post to me, let’s see how long I need to wait for it to arrive.

[@gastroalchemy4499]

I arranged and paid for mine to be sent to my home address. After more than 1 month. No sound no picture. When I wrote to the help desk, there wasn't even an auto ack. Help.

[@dennistay4538]

Your money Kanna kapoop for sure

[@gastroalchemy4499]

Update! Amazing, it arrived finally!!

[@qw-tr6fm]

1st The system is not sustainable at Malaysia end, as the continuous cost of VEP application for Singapore cars is perpetual. Singapore cars are mostly driven for 10 years only. Coupled, with the need for replacements for damages, change of car, disposing of car etc. 2nd only a fraction of Singapore cars, frequently travel to Malaysia, it discourages or simply put off majority who travels infrequently. Imagine a country that has strict visa application requirements, it is akin to give a signal that first time visitors are not welcome. 3rd To prevent Singapore cars being stolen, is a weak argument. Tearing off the sticker will disable the RFID function, when the car is stolen and cannibalised or whatever. 4th To collect summons? 3.5MRM since 1990's, I believe 60% of those summons are already invalid, as most of those cars have already been scrapped. To prevent the same from happening again? This we have to wait and see how effective, it actually is, when the car is eventually scrapped. Singapore itself, does not try to trace these unpaid summons as it knows it is futile, and a waste of resources. 5th The VEP webiste, after so many years, have yet being improved, and I doubt it would be relevant in few years time, and again a money pit, to revamp.

[@SKSK-bt6hc]

Most issue from used cars , new car registers are actually easily done online. Mine is used car, take 5 month only completed my application & collection, between lot of error without reply too.

[@datmco]

Very informative as usual! Thanks Steve!

[@tkyap2524]

It's a hassle but if they want it you have to comply. Don't drive in if possible.

[@yeezeey4037]

I drove past the Woodlands causeway ramp - towards the custom - everyday to work. Since VEP was "implemented" on 1st Oct, I haven't seen a single day to have cars lined up before the ramp on BKE. It is basically clear all the way up to the bend on the flyover. What's the big deal of going to JB? Adjust your lifestyle and give it a miss. Complain with your actions and not your mouth only.

[@AbsolutMakkie]

@CNAinsider please do an episode two for second-hand car that have previously registered for VEP and new owner need to deregister and register. The waiting time is infinite

[@Acedscy]

JPJ is not Malaysia's Transport Ministry but Road Transport Department (Jabatan Pengakutan Jalan).

[@nantakumaran9789]

JPJ means **Jabatan Paling Jahat**

[@noorulhasan4904]

​@@nantakumaran9789such a ligma

[@chrischoong1618]

It works the same if a Malaysian car is registering for the Auto pass card( insurance cover note )driving licence . Probably the difference is the speed of the approval 😊done by the LTA side

[@longwolf81]

The problem is the procedure. Slow, no response on time, waiting, pending… sucks !!

[@weiweilee4816]

I got my vep after applying online and got it thru delivery. But was rejected when I stick it on my windscreen instead of the headlights. I feel there are conflicting messaging about the placement of the vep.

[@pinewood4048]

All vehicles coming into Singapore also must have the Iu unit then we will see how it goes … Will we get into trouble plus more trouble with this implementation?

[@stargazeronesixseven]

🙏 Yes , this is how pitiful when dealing with Malaysian governmental documentation application by Malaysians too , they have to go down to their respective branches to get the proper informations , forms & necessary documentations ready & come back in appropriate day to have to queue up in very unuserfriendly premises in some states ... Some branches are better than others ... Bring along umbrella or foldable chair if the queue is long , & stop drinking or eating 2 to 3 hours earlier & go visit the toilet first before queuing as there might not be any toilet nearby in certain premises , except if there are coffee shops situated nearby , just in case! Malaysia is still needed to learn from Singapore in dealing with National Documentation application & delivery to their citizens , PR or foreign applicants in a more professional & smoother ways! There are good changes coming as more digitalization on processes being implemented & newer more comfortable premises being set-up to deal with these governmental documentation applications in JB , Putrajaya or KL in the future! Thank You So Much CNA for this valuable lessons on applying for VEP in Singapore or directly in JB! 🙏🌏✌💜🕊🇲🇾🇸🇬

[@jonlim90]

Shrey keep us posted!

[@Aedmun]

Qn… how does it make it seamless with toll gates? There are no info or guides on how it is link to the TNG app.

[@joelwong3189]

Nice new electric Hyundai car, not the usual Mercedes!

[@chaneliza6075]

Thanks for sharing the process. Now we have a better idea of what to anticipate. Fyi, I registered mine way back before COVID. Nothing has been approved since then. And when I requested to change my email used back then(as I am no more using the email account now), I was told to de-register my application. 3 weeks have passed. My de -registration status is still Pending Verification...another lengthy process...😅😅

[@user-bw6cc7js6h]

Lol that was a different VEP my friend. The VEPs are just money grabs and scamming their own gov. It fails after the contractors get paid. It's going to happen again. Don't waste your time and money

[@vincenttantan4051]

i have a VEP in 2019, i applied in April before expiry, but i got stuck with the last step with wrong IC & hp number, till today i cannot renew at all, write and ask JPJ, E-wallet, TC sen but no one can help ! their replied is my IC & HP number must be the same!!!!!

[@MITEN_MIT]

For people who living or working in JB have no other option. Getting the VEP for your vehicle is the only way to drive in to Johor. Extremely time consuming and hassle taking. But for those who’s drive in for leisure just forget about it. Or wait until Jb/Malaysia to simplify the system or registration with efficiency for the VEP application. I dun believe the system cannot be improved since VEP was been mentioned years ago. Seem like the “inefficiency” is mend on purpose. Why wasted so much efforts but yet disgusted by them? Dont waste time, time cost money too! I rather save up my time and money in Singapore or fly some where else for relaxation. After trying out for more the 3 times to apply for the VEP more than 5 months ago still on pending! But expected lah! Singaporean, we have other better options too! Never stick to a dead well!

[@MomentArchives]

why ICA at land borders does not ensured foreign vehicles paid up the summons before they are allowed to cross the border into Malaysia.

[@500ncb]

They emailed say application rejected, must show both Malaysian and Singaporean IC because my dad was born in Malaysia, but has become SG citizen almost 40 years ago. WHO THE HELL HAS BOTH MALAYSIAN AND SINGAPORE IC???? MALAYSIAN IC ALR GAVE BACK MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT 40 YEARS AGO, HOW TO SHOW???

[@davidcks]

Thank you CNA for hearing all our pains……

[@Edwin-fk4yy]

are you SO DESPERATE for the petrol and highway?

[@qwertypoet2386]

​@@Edwin-fk4yy Some still have immediate families living at JB where they need to visit often. It is also the same as Malaysians working in Singapore who may look desperate for jobs and SGD.

[@Edwin-fk4yy]

@@qwertypoet2386 HELLO, what stops them to take other mode of transport?

[@Edwin-fk4yy]

@@qwertypoet2386 PAP is desperate for foreign workers n talents. NO DEMAND NO SUPPLY. UNDERSTAND?

[@qwertypoet2386]

@@Edwin-fk4yy Because they have their own vehicles. To take another mode of transportation required additional payment.

[@李俊宏-h6z]

When you know is BS when he says the law is equal for everyone. The amount of malaysian cars speeding and the speed they going, so will their new system catching them as well? 🙃

[@Cmi1267]

As trump says we have enough criminals in our own country (USA) we don’t want to import more criminals abroad (Mexico)

[@ryansamuel3736]

As a Malaysian, 100% MY cars getting summons. I had 2 speeding tickets from AES camera.

[@dennistay4538]

Yes catch their own people speeding on highways....

[@wheniamfree]

Finally, this is reciprocated, could have come earlier, Malaysia!

[@danielsoon0302]

Should send this to Anthony Loke, JPJ Director General and PM

[@mayfoo02]

😂well if u had watched this till the end, u will realised Steve chia got rebuffed by Anthony lol on the details required. Padan muka.😂😂😂

[@shuchanwong5054]

@@mayfoo02Because he do not trust the integrity nor the cybersecurity competency of the Malaysia transport department

[@danielsoon0302]

@@mayfoo02 yeah watched it till the end.. but he needs to know the system sucks and it’s from the public + it is coming from neighbouring country… sia sui laa

[@mayfoo02]

@shuchanwong5054 on what grounds? Just based on his perception? If singapore can ask malaysian drivers for the same details, then malaysia too has the right to ask Singaporean drivers for the same details. We Malaysians can also just say we don't trust the cybersecurity in the Singaporean system. Hacks can happen anywhere in the world, even in Israel a country which has the most advanced AI technology in the world n yet there breaches. That was just typical kiasuness n nothing else.

[@Mrhan0418]

Jangan lupa bayar saman dulu sebelum masuk singapore ye. Takut tak lepas nak masuk. Sbelum ni boleh main buang2 je surat saman sebab boleh lepas je nak balik singapore. Sekarang bayar dulu ye baru masuk. Saman lama pun akan keluar.. normal la tu.. singapore pun buat mcm tu.. malaysia pun ikut la.. win win situation.. nak complain sistem malaysia buat buruk ke tak bagus ke kena terima jelah sistem dah buat.. pasti banyak kerajaan malaysia dpt duit saman dari rakyat singapore saja.. kalau taknak terima sistem ni jalan2 jelah dalam singapore tu.. untuk rakyat thailand pun akan dibuat .. 👍🫰

[@mohdagos3266]

Kannn cna seperti biasa merengsa

[@mharizsh8636]

shame to see all comments here. both country act like kids. this country said no national food bla bla, this country said currency stronger bla bla. when will this stop? you both got benefit, SG can go shopping at MY/ can go buy cheaper item while boosting MY sale, MY can go SG work/ when returning to MY, you got higher income than most average employee at MY. it's 2024 soon 2025, why won't u guys stop comparing and discriminating each other country?

[@Thefoodofficer]

Some people really have nothing to do, all it takes is just one person to say something and the others will retaliate, and it will all turn into an argument.

[@horsinurbanfarmer9679]

20:51 whynot install the headlight mode to windscreen direct. Afterall, it's RFID....

[@borderprash472]

Go to paradigm mall level 7 they have a better place with seats for you to sit and air cooler to cool you down after a hot drive across the causeway. You and your car is also protected from the rain and road safety.

[@sammovida1624]

No offence but we the people have no idea wats going on. Its our government thats doing this. Hope u guys understand. We want and need good relationships with Singapore

[@dennistay4538]

Really stupid rules and should catch your own people speeding instead etc and not implementing all this stupid rules...we can implementing This for the 100000 of malaysian motorist coming into Singapore too for work etc and some are without valid working permit working illegally too

[@dennistay4538]

Yeah what do you think of Singapore also implement this when Malaysian vehicles pass into Singapore?????

[@moot8107]

Can you investigate how clean the trays and crockery at hawker centres and coffee shops are? The trays don't seem to ever be cleaned, whereas I've seen stallholders wash all dirty crockery in one bucket without changing the water

[@kenhew4641]

you mean in JB or SG

[@nurudaddy]

I've gotten the RFID installed and SOOOOOOO many times the tag couldn't be detected and I had to hazard light and reverse out!!

[@delphinithedarklordsaugurey]

ooh do one about the issue of too much homework in primary school plssss i always stay up until like 10pm doing homework and i only sleep for 7 hours

[@Danish-po3jn]

after the amount of accidents casued by sg drivers ofc lah kitorang marah. litterally yesterday, a sg car almost ran me off the ldp highway. tbis country is big, and the roads are long, we get it, it takes time to adjust but having vep is much safer.

[@supersgbae]

Does anyone know when the woodlands slots are usually released? I am trying to book slot to change headlamp tag to windscreen tag. 😵‍💫

[@christopherlim6174]

Every Sunday at 23:59

[@supersgbae]

​@christopherlim6174 thank you!!!

[@temuchen]

This just goes to show that even the most well intentioned policies can result in consequences which lead to further consequences that can only be described as the consequence of consequences.

[@darrenl7619]

No doubt VEP has been good. Personally ive tried it and it was smooth after the application and implemention. What about MY motorcycles? Do we have the same tech to catch the outstanding fines? I think this need to be looked at if we are having this system fairly across both borders (just put it specifically for bikes commuting from MY to SG). What about their outstanding fines? I guess its a known and open issues yet to be resolved - fines that doesnt matter to foreign vehicles

[@bboxremyproductions9140]

If Singapore cars got stolen, the robber can also remove the VEP sticker tho? How they know if the car is stolen or not if the VEP sticker is gone?!?

[@noorulhasan4904]

You do know chasis number is a thing right

[@greenapple9231]

Shrey's highlights on giving vehicle roadtax at minute 1:38. But this is also required by S'pore LTAT when Malaysians apply VEP to drive into S'pore. So, should not frown on this.

[@jeanong1618]

Can you pay for the vep tag at the woodland counter?

[@TheTeaParty320]

It takes me two hours to apply and be granted my ESTA visa to enter into the United States of America, and I still complain it takes too long - real first world problem.

[@bl8198]

This is Malaysia, don't expect too much.🤭 FYI, the JPJ only knows how to sell car registration numbers.

[@chilouis2947]

3:48 😂the gal cover with hand is it taken MC go JB 🎉

[@MrBunnylow]

i am just wondering ... why the garment and garment don't talk to each other, its really confusing ...

[@dennistay4538]

Singapore government plz impose for Malaysian motor bike or worries or cars to pay entry permit n charge them as well since they charge us going in...chee Hong Tay the transport minister can bring this up..we Singaporean needs to pay ERP gantry...surely Malaysian motorists will also have fines too

[@CameronKang91]

CNA kept on saying JPJ = Malaysia MOT, is pure lazy to check the facts. JPJ is just one of the transport regulatory agency under MOT Malaysia. JPJ Regulates road transport like LTA in Singapore. There are other agencies for waters (Maritime Department, Maritime Institute, 5 port authorities), and air (CAAM, Air Accident Investigation Bureau)

[@davinci6828]

Malaysia is like that everything not ready but want to roll out,like RFID always got issue this is Malaysia Pattern.When ppl complained then postponed l

[@damienwanderer]

Steven asked the Minster about why SG car were picked for the same offences that MY car made? how come the minster only talks about VEP is not targetting SG Car? no link bro..

[@sunnyang6464]

That’s why he is a minister bro…

[@Thefoodofficer]

@@sunnyang6464 Tf are you even talking your reply has no link at all.

[@ckxy7681]

The way the minister reply is so unprofessional. Because Sg ask for that information, we also ask the same. So copy cat lah Malaysia. Everything also must copy. But yet they can’t copy our efficiency level. Got my VEP and got it activated. But not linked to my TNG account. Ask TNG, they can’t do anything. Ask VEP, no reply. TNG confirmed TNG is tag to IC already. Malaysia cmi!!

[@kopior-wu8jb]

SG laws is also applied equally to everyone. Why their broken & full black tinted/modified vehicles able to enter & uses SG road? hello? who been sleeping?

[@dennistay4538]

Who else sleeping?? Straight answer lah..which minister???

[@veronlau6497]

when got appointment for collection is it still need to joint in the long q?

[@bl8198]

Don't challenge the Malaysia RT Minister, his profession is talking. Talking no.1 working no.?

[@Meowmeow-r6i]

our ICA and TP system not being able to work in tandem to ensure vehicles with outstanding fines should be stopped at ICA checkpoints and made to settle fines before entering Singapore again. What is figure of they own should more than Singapore car fines in Malaysia. Still haven included hit and run case no increase of import traffic crime and no insurance no license

[@irenetan5329]

For your information as a Malaysian applying for vep into Singapore we are required to provide the same documents ie insurance etc.

[@irenetan5329]

N the queue etc when vep was first launched was the same for us Malaysians la

[@papa-dt1cv]

Vep data: govt implemented any protection documents submitted yet? Better be safe for all records.

[@GTV384productions]

What happens if you sell away your car and it goes to a new owner?

[@albertlim5675]

Bless the new car owner. He will have hard time deregistering.

[@AbdulRashid-yh2lb]

If it's a new car, not so much issue registering the VEP. Most of us who bought a used car will face this excruciating hassle for JPJ to deregister the previous owner, and their response is very very slow. I've been waiting 2 months plus, but still, they have not deregister my car, so I can't apply for this dumb VEP. If I enter JB now, I'll get a warning for their incompetency. Anthony Loke still not aware the fault is in their system.

[@SADIKDIN]

Mine is a new car and still having issues registering for vep. The system stated that I need to deregister my car bcoz the previous owner already registered. What previous owner? Im the only owner and its a new car. Such a cocked up system. MALAYSIA BOLEH!

[@cac1504]

Can Talking Point cover the LKY's Oxley Home issue? To demolish ir not?

[@sdqsdq6274]

does sg have vep rfid tag for them ? if not about time to implement them , so many motorcyclist breaking the law, that bugger mention sg ask them for so many info , like sgean is going in msia everyday to work , only a handful of msian car i see , lol

[@noorulhasan4904]

Yes it's called autopass and every vehicle entering sg have one

[@blungs]

Email no response. Call in queue wait for more than 1 hour then just disconnected. Portal sucks not imtuitive. How did TCSENS get this gov contracf?

[@cnachopchopnewsagency]

The new Malaysian Gov is just brainrot. They have no sense on administration and governance. Especially this Minister of Transport, Anthony Loke. Stooopid.

[@godaikyoko]

So what is our singapore govt doing then? There are also a lot of jhk bike with a lot of fines and they just simply don't care lol ... no license riding in Singapore, illegal ferry services from malaysian alphard / vellfire... y our govt just simply dun care ... interesting..

[@mypandabear50344]

Can the headlight version be stuck behind the windscreen?

[@DawnBreaker118]

Traffic violations are costing us an astounding RM4 billion, and this is a critical issue that demands our immediate attention. I've witnessed alarming driving behaviour from Singaporeans, particularly reckless speeding, and it's time we address this situation head-on.😢

[@aldinlim]

I've have witness the same for JB ppl who ride their motorbikes in Singapore. using the shoulder lane and lane filtering in and out dangerously and speeding and illegal parking and unpaid fines and it's time we address this situation head-on, we can say the same both sides have their shitty drivers/Riders.

[@DawnBreaker118]

@@aldinlim Malaysians are terrible drivers by design, most likely bribed JPJ, I have witnessed it..but Malaysians are not claiming to come from an efficient, first-class economy blah blah, but as soon as Singaporeans cross over, it appears, who cares, you see, we do not have a chip on our shoulder, that is the difference..but can you proof RM4 billion in fines on your side, this is blatant disregard and taking the mickey Come drive in the UK in the same way, and you will be banned and lose your job...

[@markzzzzberg1312]

Those singaporean will find way to justify their wrongdoing, they will play victims

[@b0502127]

It is not about your privacy, it is to make sure you are not missed without traceable in any grey areas, that why all details are required to ease of process or incident.

[@user-bw6cc7js6h]

Fking bs hahahah. Who are you kidding? Keep up the bs it will stay 3:1

[@hockchweeong9883]

Poor Communication Is The Main Problem.

[@anthonytran7566]

We don't need VEP, they should make Singapore for pedestrians only !!!!!

[@frankiechiuh3401]

Professor, you think car thieves do not know how to remove the RFID tag?... why these educated people are so naive?

[@TheTeaParty320]

If only the Malaysian Police followed their own laws instead of being the most flagrant law breakers in the country.

[@Ammotyr]

10 days ... hahaha .. you can wait for 1 month still not delivered.

[@BrianLongCS]

So bold to use RFID or otherwise stupid. 2017 until now, still studying ya. Our Smartag RFID is a senseless ridiculous failure. something that supposedly to make toll payment smoother will hold you up for minutes sometimes. M'sian would know this. But good job to making this policy.

[@Sky-8646]

Malaysia government can ask Singapore minister for advice if they don't know how to run a country..

[@ScubaDude_Sg]

Notice how the information u provide which is extensive is collected by a private company TCScens And NOT the M’sian government. If there is a data breach who is responsible? With a data breach your very personal details will be exposed!! Something to think about!

[@rogerpoh4129]

Msia has suffered a reputational damage. Still want to invest in the special economic zone in JB? Your application for this and that approval you will be given the run around like the VEP. And you will be stuck for hours in jam getting in and out. Now there’s only ONE lane reduced from two on the ramp into the JB Immigration Complex. Everything tidak apa, sleeping on the job mentality.