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How To Use MyJPJ App To Access Your Digital Road Tax

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If you are a driver in Malaysia, you know that pasting your road tax can be a hassle. However, with the MyJPJ app, you no longer have to struggle to paste on the front windscreen. Since it’s a new app, here are the guidelines on how to access your digital road tax through the MyJPJ app.

Steps To Use MyJPJ App

Step 1: Download The MyJPJ App

First and foremost, you have to download the MyJPJ app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store. Once you have downloaded and installed the app, open it, and register for a new account.

Step 2: Add Your Vehicle’s Registration Number

After registering, the next step is to add your vehicle. To do this, tap the “Vehicle” icon and select “Add Vehicle.” Then, enter your vehicle’s registration number and select the vehicle’s type. After adding your vehicle, you can view all the details of your vehicle in the app.

Step 3: See Your Profile

To see your profile, you can click on the profile at the bottom right. Your latest license will be displayed there.

Step 4: Tap Roadtax To See Your Digital Roadtax

Once you tap on the “Roadtax”, you can see your digital road tax clearly with the year and your car number stated on it. So you can show the digital road tax to the officers without any problems.

Benefits Of Using MyJPJ App

The MyJPJ app offers several benefits for drivers in Malaysia.

No More Pasting Road Tax

Firstly, you no longer have to paste the road tax, it can save your time and effort.

No Worries Of Losing Your Road Tax

Secondly, the digital road tax can be accessed from the app, where you don’t have to worry about losing the physical road tax.

Check Summons

Finally, the MyJPJ app can help you to check if you have been summoned by the JPJ.

JPJ app is created to ensure Malaysian drivers have the best experience and less hassle to deal with. So don’t forget to try to access MyJPJ app now and get your own digital road tax!

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Nurul Diyana

I live on the quote of "As long I wouldn't die or get in trouble, I'll do it". Therefore, I write for the fun of it.

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