Foreign car owners yet to get RFID tag


JOHOR BARU: Many owners of foreign-registered cars are lamenting they have yet to receive their RFID (radio frequency identification) tag even as Malaysia’s Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) system will start on Oct 1.

Their concern stems from the fact that there are only ten days left before Malaysia makes it compulsory for these vehicles to have the RFID tag when entering to show they have registered for the VEP.

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