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Ministry of Transport
In Parliament

Written Reply to Parliamentary Question on Tracking Problems Experienced by Singapore Motorists Crossing Causeway Following Vehicle Entry Permit Implementation

16 October 2024

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Mr Ang Wei Neng asked the Minister for Transport 

a.     whether the Ministry keeps track of the problems faced by Singapore motorists when they cross the Causeway after the implementation of Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) scheme by Malaysia, especially there are difficulties obtaining VEP; and 

b.     whether the Ministry can engage the Malaysian authorities to open up more VEP centres in Johor Bahru and Singapore.

Reply by Minister for Transport Chee Hong Tat:

1.     The Malaysia Vehicle Entry Permit (MVEP) is a requirement from the Malaysian Road Transport Department. The Land Transport Authority has shared with its Malaysian counterparts the feedback received from Singapore motorists on the MVEP.

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