Government Denied Drastic Toll Hikes On Three Highways Berita Kereta Jim Kem | October 21, 2015 It has been reported that in the seeming onslaught of increased toll rates that has occurred as of late, the government had shut the door on to three ...
Selangor Wants Firms To Reject Toll Hike, Suggests GST Monies To Compensate Instead Berita Kereta Jim Kem | October 16, 2015 The toll hike has come into effect on Thursday and, surprisingly, it isn’t just the motorists that are working themselves into dissatisfaction. The ...
Government Spends RM221 Million Annually To Rent Cars Berita Kereta Gerard | June 16, 2015 A report from The Star has revealed that the government has been paying Spanco Sdn Bhd RM221.66 million annually to rent a total of 10,963 Proton ...
Toll Hike Decision To Come Within Weeks, Says PM Berita Kereta Jim Kem | June 15, 2015 Following recent reports that certain highway toll charges could soon be facing a 30% hike, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak has stated that ...
Government Pressured Into Mandating Use Of Child Seats Following DUKE Fatalities Berita Kereta Jim Kem | May 05, 2015 The Malaysian Consumers Association (Maconas) has urged the Malaysian Government to put into place a legislation that would make it mandatory for ...
Rafidah Aziz: Let's not have false national pride Rencana Hans | April 02, 2015 The former Minister of International Trade and Industry Tan Sri Rafidah Aziz was on air at this morning's BFM radio's Breakfast Grill programme. It ...
Malaysia's Car Ownership Is Third Highest In The World? Far From It Live Life Drive Hans | April 17, 2014 According to a press release issued by market research agency Nielsen yesterday, Malaysia has the third highest rate of car ownership in the world, ...
Great Wall Motors Is First Recipient Of EEV Incentives In Malaysia Live Life Drive Hans | April 08, 2014 China's leading SUV manufacturer Great Wall Motors, via its Malaysian assembler Go Automobile Manufacturing (GAM), is set to become the first company ...
NAP 2014 Announced: More Questions Than Answers Live Life Drive Hans | January 20, 2014 "Unbelievable," was the comment of a vice-president of a European car company as he walked out of this evening's briefing of the National Automotive ...
Third National Automotive Policy Coming Soon – More Questions Than Answers? Live Life Drive Hans | December 30, 2013 The Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) is due to announce a new National Automotive Policy (NAP) on January 15.For a much-hyped ...
Government Appears Non-Committal In Abolishing Open APs In 2015 Live Life Drive Hans | November 27, 2013 Last Wednesday, former finance minister Tun Daim Zainuddin made surprise comment to Bernama that put his former colleagues in politics in a tight ...
Malaysia’s Open-AP System Likely To Remain Beyond 2015 Live Life Drive Hans | July 09, 2013 With slightly less than three years left before Open APs (Approved Permits) are terminated, a struggle is heating up between two parties: the Malay ...
Missing Records Of AES Summonses For Two Speeding Supercars Live Life Drive Hans | July 05, 2013 The Ministry of Transport is unable to find records of two AES (automated enforcement system) summonses that were supposed to be issued for a ...
Explaining The Mystery Behind High Car Prices in Malaysia - Part 2 Live Life Drive Hans | July 02, 2013 This is the final instalment of the two-part series to explain the mechanics behind vehicle pricing. Among the topics discussed in the first part ...
Explaining The Mystery Behind High Car Prices in Malaysia - Part 1 Live Life Drive Hans | July 01, 2013 Malaysians often complain that because of high taxes, they have pay some of the highest car prices in the world. There is some truth in that ...
Excise Duty Unchanged; Government In A Bind After Promising Lower Car Prices Live Life Drive Hans | June 25, 2013 The Malaysia Automotive Institute (MAI) clarified yesterday that there will be no change in Malaysia's excise duty structure for motor vehicles. ...
Reduction In Car Prices Post GE-13 - Truth Or Fiction? Live Life Drive Hans | June 20, 2013 Newspapers are more reliable sources of information than online media and the public should be wary of the authenticity of information posted on ...