From 1 July 2025, drivers of non-Malaysian-registered vehicles found without a valid VEP will receive a compound fine of RM300 ($91).
Singaporeans can continue to drive into Malaysia, but are advised to register, install and activate the RFID VEP tag for their vehicles.
After being held in limbo for a few years, the Vehicle Entry Permit for Singaporean cars entering JB looks set to come into force at last.
The validity period of vehicle entry permits for Malaysian-registered vehicles will be further extended until the end of September.
Malaysia will only begin the enforcement of its VEP scheme next year at the earliest, the Malaysian Transport Minister has announced.
Malaysia has halted the enforcement of its Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) at the two Johor checkpoints, following several teething problems last week.
Malaysia's transport ministry has announced it will defer VEP enforcement during peak hours after it was informed of several issues related to implementation.
From 1 October 2019 onwards, Singapore cars will have to register for a Vehicle Entry Permit to get through the customs to Malaysia. Here's what you should do.
A recent discovery of a loophole in the Malaysian Road Transportation Department's VEP website threatens possible personal data exposure.
Malaysia will enforce mandatory registration for foreign vehicles entering from Singapore from October, the Government announced yesterday.
Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan said in Parliament on Monday that Singapore will match the RM20 road charge imposed by Malaysia on 1st November.
The Malaysian VEP scheme, which requires Singapore-registered vehicles to register with Malaysia's Road Transport Department before entering, fails.
Malaysian authorities have announced that they will start collecting the RM20 ($6.64) Road Charge from Singaporean motorists starting 1st November.
Malaysia's Vehicle Entry Permit system on Singapore-registered and foreign vehicles will begin charging a fee from mid-July.
Malaysia began implementing its Vehicle Entry Permit system on Singapore-registered cars yesterday, with a test run being conducted until July 15th.
There will be lower ERP rates at selected roads and expressways, as well as shorter VEP operating hours during the upcoming June school holidays.
Malaysia's long-delayed Vehicle Entry Permit system requiring Singapore vehicles entering the country to be registered beforehand will be launched in May.
Malaysia's Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) system, which was supposed to be implemented at the two border crossings with Singapore on Oct 1st, has been delayed.
The 1st October 2015 deadline to register for VEP will be pushed back by at least another four months to give the authorities time to come up with a better tag.
There has been a slow take-up for Vehicle Entry Permits to enter Malaysia, despite the Oct 1st deadline, with the onerous process cited as a reason.