Ads on All Vehicles Now Require JPJ Approval
Notice a lot of vehicles today looking like billboards on wheels? Apparently JPJ has noticed too. Seems like they’d like to regulate this behaviour. Understandable, as some of these ads can be distracting. We’ve even seen some examples with physical props that may affect aerodynamics and safety.
Starting this month, just about all vehicles, both company owned and private owned need to submit an application to JPJ’s Automotive Engineering division for approval. You can do so using JPJ’s mysikap system.
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