Diesel Subsidy Malaysia: How Lorry And Truck Operators Track Fuel Cost Changes
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- September 22, 2026
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Last Updated: September 22, 2026 Diesel subsidy Malaysia policy now runs through a targeted system called SKDS, and it changes the way every lorry and truck operator plans monthly fuel spending. Diesel subsidy Malaysia once applied to every diesel buyer at the pump, and that open approach led to heavy leakage and smuggling. The government […]
EV Truck Charging Station Malaysia 2026: Where Trucks Charge
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- August 21, 2026
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Key Takeaway: Malaysia has thousands of public EV chargers, but few sites support electric trucks. Build every EV truck charging station Malaysia plan around route distance, truck class, depot power, charging time, bay access, and a tested fallback before purchasing a vehicle. Malaysia recorded 6,416 public chargers on 31.05.2026, including 2,143 DC fast chargers and […]
AWAS Speed Camera Malaysia 2026: What Lorry Drivers Need to Know About Average Speed Enforcement
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- July 16, 2026
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Key Takeaway: AWAS speed camera Malaysia enforcement treats goods vehicle drivers differently from car drivers. The JPJ demerit schedule gives lorry and bus drivers up to double the points for the same speeding offence. Average speed detection remains at trial stage, with no official activation notice published as of July 2026. Every lorry driver on […]
SLD Certificate for Vehicle Malaysia: How to Get It, How Long It Lasts, and What to Show JPJ
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- May 19, 2026
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SLD certificate vehicle Malaysia rules now affect many commercial vehicle owners, especially operators of goods vehicles with BDM above 3,500 kg. JPJ’s SLD guideline covers goods vehicles with BDM above 3,500 kg and passenger vehicles with BDM above 5,000 kg carrying more than 8 passengers. The rule supports Malaysia’s speed control enforcement for heavy commercial […]
High Speed-Weight in Motion (HS-WIM) System Malaysia: How the New Weigh-in-Motion Technology Catches Overloaded Lorries
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- May 15, 2026
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Malaysia is moving toward automated overloaded lorry detection through the High Speed Weight in Motion system. The Ministry of Transport said this system monitors heavy vehicle loads through sensors and cameras while the vehicle moves through selected routes. Transport Minister Anthony Loke said MOT identified 10 locations nationwide for the system, with priority given to […]
Puspakom Brake Inspection Protocol for Lorries 2026: New Drag Force Rules Explained
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- May 15, 2026
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Puspakom brake inspection lorry 2026 rules matter more now because the brake test no longer checks stopping strength only. Puspakom started using a revised brake inspection protocol for lorries from 12 January 2026 after a JPJ directive under the Ministry of Transport. The revised check focuses on brake settings that are too tight or too […]
De-Controlled Vehicles and Carrier’s Permit Malaysia 2026: Complete Guide for Pickup Truck and Lorry Owners
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- May 15, 2026
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Malaysia’s 2026 guideline for decontrolled vehicles changes how pickup truck owners, small business owners, and lorry operators should plan goods transport. The Ministry of Transport announced the new guideline through JPJ on 16 March 2026, and the rule takes effect from 1 April 2026. The guideline covers goods vehicles with BDM not exceeding 7,500 kg, […]
Tipper Lorry Sideboard Height Rules Malaysia 2026: What Operators Must Know Before Going to Puspakom
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- May 15, 2026
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Tipper lorry operators in Malaysia need to pay close attention to the sideboard height before sending their vehicles for Puspakom inspection. JPJ announced tighter inspection procedures for heavy-duty dumper and tipper lorries from 1 June 2025, and these checks remain important for operators preparing for 2026 renewals. The rule affects operators who carry special loads […]
Is Malaysia’s Drunk Driving Law Tough Enough in 2026? Why a Stricter Review Is Needed
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- May 14, 2026
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A fatal crash in Klang on March 29, 2026, pushed Malaysia’s drunk driving law back into the national focus. The case triggered public anger after a motorcyclist died when a car driver, later reported to have tested positive for alcohol and drugs, drove at high speed, crossed into the opposite lane, and hit the victim. […]