The street transport division (JPJ) has collected RM 4.004 billion in revenue in 2021, of which RM2.79 billion or 70% has been from street tax renewals, adopted by RM521.1 million or 13% from driver’s license renewals, JPJ director-general Datuk Zailani Hashim.
From the full revenue collected by the JPJ final yr, RM71.2 million or 1.78% was from the payment of traffic summonses, which is from the cost for 507,956 summonses out of the 1,039,612 summonses issued in whole, Zailani stated in a speech at the moment.
In phrases of different revenue streams in 2021, the JPJ has additionally collected RM204 million from the gross sales of 117 particular and common state runs of quantity plates, or roughly RM1.7 million for each quantity plate sequence launched final yr. This, too represents a rise over the RM177 million collected from 130 runs of quantity plates, which acquired RM1.3 million for every sequence of quantity plates launched in 2020.
The whole variety of registered autos in Malaysia has reached 33.1 million models, which represents a rise of 800,000 models in comparison with 2020. Meanwhile, the variety of license holders has elevated by 5.1% to a complete of 16.2 million motorized vehicle license holders, in comparison with 15.8 million in 2020.
“In the era of Industry 4.0, along with the transition from 4G to 5G, JPJ is exploring all avenues to ensure the consistency of not just the government’s revenue streams every year, but also the delivery of of services to customers at an optimum level,” stated Zailani.
For the approaching yr, the JPJ aims to realize RM4.12 billion in revenue for 2022, and to that finish the street transport division has acquired from the federal government, through the ministry of finance, an allocation of 100 extra kiosks in any respect JPJ branches all through Peninsular Malaysia. For cell amenities, the federal government has additionally allotted 20 JPJ cell vans for the division at state degree.
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