Transport minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook has announced that the government has extended MyEG Services' contract with the road transport
Transport minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook has announced that the government has extended MyEG Services’ contract with the road transport department for another three years. However, unlike the existing deal that was awarded back in 2020 that’s set to expire on 22 May 2023, this extension no longer gives the online portal exclusive rights to provide services related to the department.
Currently, MyEG is the only service provider available which offers the public with JPJ related online services such as road tax and driving licence renewals, as well as summons settlement. The ending of its exclusivity period later this month would finally allow other companies or e-government platforms to host these services, therefore opening up competition.
“We have given them an extension of three years, but we have made it very clear that it is not exclusive, meaning they are just one of the providers,” Loke said on Wednesday, 3 May during a media briefing. “If there are other e-government providers who want to provide services, we would consider.”ADVERTISEMENTent as one of the options for the public to renew their licence, road tax and so on.
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