Johor Seizes 4 Vehicles Driven by Singaporeans Over Illegal Rides

Road Transport Department director-general Aedy Fadly Ramli noted that the drivers lacked permits to operate e-hailing services in Malaysia and did not possess Malaysian road tax or public service vehicle registration.

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JOHOR BAHRU - The Road Transport Department (JPJ) has seized four Singapore-registered vehicles after their drivers were found to be operating e-hailing services illegally in Malaysia.

JPJ director-general Aedy Fadly Ramli said the vehicles, which included three Toyotas – an Alphard, a Vellfire and a Hiace – and a Honda Spada, were driven by Singaporeans in their 30s and 40s.

“The drivers were ferrying tourists from Singapore and other nationalities into Johor during ongoing operations in Johor Bahru starting on Aug 9,” he said.