Step 1: Things that can be done for now
PSV
- Registration can be done at any driving schools listed in this link. Best to call them before heading there to check on availability.
- Maximum fee is RM200
- Get subsidised medical check-up at our panel clinic near your location. Click here for a list of panel clinics. You may get the JPJL8A form at the clinic.
Puspakom
- Compulsory for vehicle 3 years and above
- Car inspection can be done in any PUSPAKOM branches listed here.
- Initial Inspection fee is RM70.
- All e-hailing vehicles must be equipped with compliant Fire Extinguisher and Triangle Safety Kit.
- Medical Kit is required for vehicles with more than 7 seats.
Sosco
- It is compulsory for all drivers to contribute to SOCSO. You may find all the required information and sign-up online at this link.
- Contribution payment can pay by monthly from as low as RM13.10 or yearly RM157.70.
Insurance
- All e-hailing vehicles must have an e-Hailing coverage in its insurance policy.
- Add-on cost varies with insurance companies
Step 2: Licensing @ JPJ (Road Transport Department)
Driver
- Driver can apply for e-Hailing PSV license at JPJ after passing the PSV examination. This cannot be done at UTC.
- Driver needs to provide validated health examination form (JPJL8A) from the panel clinic.
Vehicle
- Vehicle owner/representative must submit the following forms:
- JPJ K8 – Borang Pindaan/Pembetulan Kenderaan & Pemilik Berdaftar
- JPJ EH1 – Borang Pengisytiharan Kenderaan Persendirian e-Hailing
- VR1 – Borang Kelulusan Puspakom (for vehicle more than 3 years old)
- Proof of e-VP from APAD through your MULA Driver App.
Step 3: E-hailing Operator
MULA / EHO
- Distributing e-hailing vehicle stickers as per JPJ’s guidelines. Driver should display the sticker on vehicle windows when operating.
- Drivers must have their e-VP in the MULA Driver App during operation and have to show upon requested by enforcement officer.
- 1 e-VP is valid for 1 vehicle only (maximum 2 drivers per vehicle).