
If your road tax has expired for more than three years, JPJ’s renewal guide states the vehicle must go through PUSPAKOM inspection before the road tax can be reactivated. JPJ also notes that the owner or representative must present the vehicle, the B2 inspection report, and the original registration certificate at JPJ.

You may need a PUSPAKOM inspection before renewal.
You cannot simply renew at JPJ or online once the lapse is long enough.
You may need a temporary travel permit before driving to inspection.
You must also have valid insurance before applying for that permit.
Driving with expired road tax can create legal and enforcement issues.
Make sure your insurance is active.
Arrange the required PUSPAKOM inspection.
Bring the B2 report and vehicle documents to JPJ.
Renew the road tax once JPJ reactivates the record.
If the vehicle has been inactive for a long time, check the registration status and the inspection requirement first. JPJ’s renewal guide also states that vehicles with the last LKM expiry date of more than three years must pass inspection before renewal.
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No. The vehicle usually needs PUSPAKOM inspection first.
It is the inspection report issued after the required PUSPAKOM check for lapsed vehicles.
Yes. JPJ notes that insurance must be purchased before applying for a temporary travel permit.
JPJ’s guide says the vehicle must pass inspection before renewal can continue.