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The Road Transport Department (JPJ) will stop issuing printed road tax slips for privately owned vehicles registered under Malaysian citizens starting 1 February 2026
The change was announced by Pos Malaysia in a statement issued yesterday, 26 January, which indicates that road tax slip printing services at Pos Malaysia kiosks and post offices will also be discontinued from the same date.
According to Pos Malaysia, motorists who still require a physical road tax sticker can get one at its offices until the end of January.
JPJ first introduced digital road tax (e-LKM) in February 2023 as part of its move to phase out traditional stickers
Road tax and driving licence details are now stored digitally in the MyJPJ app and can be shown directly from a smartphone when requested by enforcement officers.
Transport Minister Anthony Loke previously said motorists who prefer a physical copy can print their digital road tax from the MyJPJ app and keep it in their vehicle, especially for situations where someone other than the owner needs to present it to authorities.
