How many PUSPAKOM centres were inspected nationwide?

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37 PUSPAKOM Centres Inspected Nationwide

The Road Transport Department (JPJ) has inspected 37 Computerised Vehicle Inspection Centres (PUSPAKOM) across Malaysia as part of a special operation. This initiative, known as Ops Khas PUSPAKOM, commenced on December 31 and aims to uphold vehicle safety standards and address technical violations, particularly concerning commercial vehicles.
Vehicles Impounded for Various Offences

Since the commencement of Ops Khas PUSPAKOM, a total of 21 commercial vehicles have been impounded. These seizures are attributed to a range of violations, including the use of fraudulent Motor Vehicle Trade Licences (LPKM), operating with expired road tax and insurance, and the improper use of LPKM belonging to different entities.
Safety Standards Compromised in One Instance

During these inspections, JPJ identified a specific case where a lorry was approved by PUSPAKOM despite its physical condition failing to meet established safety standards. This vehicle was subsequently seized under Section 64(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987 to prevent further use and potential risks.
Collaboration with MACC to Combat Misconduct

In light of the issues uncovered, JPJ has established a strategic partnership with the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC). This collaboration is designed to specifically address and mitigate misconduct related to vehicle inspection outcomes at PUSPAKOM centres, underscoring a commitment to regulatory integrity.

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