Introduction
Renewing roadtax online is easy via Bjak, MyJPJ, or MyEG, but many drivers still make small mistakes that cause delays or rejections. This article lists the common mistakes when renewing roadtax online and how to avoid them.
Common Mistakes
Mistake 1: Incomplete Vehicle Data
Ensure all car info—engine number, chassis number, and vehicle category—is complete. Incomplete data can cause roadtax rejection or require extra verification.
Mistake 2: Inactive Insurance
Roadtax is only valid with active insurance. Check or renew your insurance and NCD before starting the roadtax renewal process.
Mistake 3: Wrong Plate Number
Sometimes users input the wrong plate number. Double-check before confirming payment to ensure roadtax is linked to the correct car.
Mistake 4: Not Choosing Digital / Physical Roadtax
JPJ now has two options:
- Digital (e-LKM): Displayed on phone, no extra cost.
- Physical: Delivery cost applies (e.g., Bjak ~RM10) plus optional lamination.
Mistake 5: Ignoring Fees & Receipts
Saving proof of payments. Many forget, which can be problematic if roadtax is delayed or payment is disputed.
FAQs
1. How long does online roadtax renewal take?
Usually 1–3 working days for physical roadtax; instant for digital if no issues.
2. Can I correct info after payment?
Only before roadtax is printed. Contact the platform or JPJ immediately if there’s a mistake.
3. Should I choose digital or physical roadtax?
Digital is quick & convenient, compared to having physical copy.
Conclusion
Avoid all these simple mistakes by just ensuring that you double check your vehicle and personal details before purchase and to not just pay and drive off expecting that there is no issue with the policy process. Choosing roadtax types of whichever suits you and keep the payments receipts for proof. By following these steps will to make sure for a smooth renewal process.
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