KUALA LUMPUR: The digital car plate or eplate system will not be compulsory for vehicle owners if it is introduced by Putrajaya, says Transport Minister Anthony Loke.
“As proposed, if there is any implementation, we will not make this compulsory because many would complain.
Loke also said the ministry’s digitalisation department is looking into replacing its current mainframe IT system into a cloud-based one.He was responding to Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong , who proposed the use of digital car plates in his parliamentary speech earlier. “Maybe we can also give a rebate to those who change and we can allow the installation to be done by accessory companies. I think this will harmonise the situation,” said Dr Wee.
“We welcome insurance companies to give us their views and proposals, including for the Vehicle Entry Permit project.“We will consider any requests or proposals from insurance companies,” he said.
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