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The ministry of transport does not gain from funding initiatives derived from the proceeds of vehicle license plate sales, and instead goes to the federal consolidated fund, said transport minister Anthony Loke, Bernama reported. Total […]

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Tesla has started rolling out its Full Self Driving (FSD) Beta v12 driver assistance suite, in one of the most anticipated updates to the Tesla’s Level 2 ADAS system which the electric carmaker hopes will […]

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Advanced driver assistance systems and myriad other forms of active safety equipment tend to attract the limelight where vehicle safety is concerned, though the seat belt should not be overlooked. After all, this has been […]

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The Chery Tiggo 7 Pro is coming to Malaysia, as announced by Chery Malaysia in an Instagram post, and registrations of interest have opened for the the C-segment SUV ahead of its debut in Malaysia; […]

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Nissan is considering cooperation with fellow Japanese manufacturer Honda in the electric vehicle sector, which could see the creation of an alliance between the Japanese carmakers aimed at taking on overseas EV rivals such as […]

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The road transport department (JPJ) has issued a statement regarding a case of a license holder’s Malaysian digital license (e-LMM) featuring a photo of a different person on their digital license, and has taken note […]

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The Malaysian government is considering a leasing method for products and assets for transportation services, such as trains, in order to maximise their lifespan, Bernama has reported. Through this method, the government no longer focuses […]

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Singapore-based EV charging solutions provider Charge+ has launched a 120 kW DC charger at Capri by Fraser in Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur, and is the company’s second DC fast charging location in Malaysia after its […]

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Highway concessionaire Prolintas has held a safety awareness campaign in conjunction with the Malaysian Institute of Road Safety Research (MIROS) at the Elmina rest and service area along the Guthrie Corridor Expressway (GCE), held last week from March 8 to 9. The campaign has stemmed from Prolintas’ commitment to ensuring […]

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SmartLane activation on highways nationwide will be expanded beyond those operated by PLUS Malaysia, according to deputy works minister in today’s Dewan Rakyat session as shown on KiniTV, and the minister said he will have discussions with PLUS Malaysia as well as with the Malaysian Highway Authority (LLM) in order […]

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