How to Use the MyJPJ App: Roadtax, Licence & Summons

Need to check your roadtax, driving licence or vehicle information?

The MyJPJ app makes it easier to access many JPJ services and digital documents from your phone. Eligible users can view their digital roadtax (eLKM) and digital driving licence (eLMM) without relying on physical copies.

Here’s how to use the app and what you can check.

What Can You Do With the MyJPJ App?

Depending on the services available to your account, you can use MyJPJ to:

• View your driving licence information
• Check your roadtax or LKM status
• View your digital roadtax (eLKM)
• View your digital driving licence (eLMM)
• Check JPJ summons and related information
• View information for vehicles registered under your name
• Access other JPJ digital services

Some services may require you to log in or meet specific eligibility requirements.

How to Use the MyJPJ App

1. Download the MyJPJ App

Search for MyJPJ on the official app store for your device.

For Android, use the Google Play Store.

For iPhone, use the Apple App Store.

Make sure you download the official application published by Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan Malaysia (JPJ).

2. Register or Log In

If you are a new user, follow the registration process shown in the app.

You may need to provide information such as:

• Full name
• MyKad or identification details
• Phone number
• Email address

If you already have an account, simply log in using your registered details.

The exact registration steps may change when JPJ updates the app.

Main MyJPJ Features

A. Check Your Digital Roadtax

MyJPJ can display your digital roadtax (eLKM) if your vehicle is eligible.

After logging in:

1. Open the vehicle or LKM section.
2. Select the relevant vehicle.
3. Check the LKM status and expiry date.
4. View the digital LKM when available.

You don’t necessarily need to carry a physical roadtax sticker if your vehicle is covered under the digital LKM system.

However, eligibility for digital LKM depends on the vehicle and owner category.

B. Check Your Driving Licence

You can also view your digital driving licence through MyJPJ.

The information displayed may include:

• Licence type
• Licence validity
• Licence class
• Expiry date

For example, your licence may show a class such as B2, B or D, depending on the licence you hold.

C. Check Summons

MyJPJ also provides access to JPJ summons information.

You can:

1. Open the summons section.
2. Check the available summons linked to your account.
3. Review the relevant details.
4. Follow the available payment instructions if payment is offered through the service.

Don’t assume every traffic summons or enforcement record will appear in exactly the same way. The information available depends on the system and the type of summons.

D. Check Vehicle Information

If you have eligible vehicles registered under your name, you can view relevant vehicle information through the app.

This can be useful when checking details such as the vehicle registration number and LKM status.

Why Use MyJPJ?

MyJPJ can make it easier to keep track of important driving and vehicle information.

You can:

• Check your information from your phone
• View digital licence and roadtax documents
• Check expiry dates
• Reduce the need to keep physical documents
• Access selected JPJ services online

It’s also useful when you want to check whether your roadtax or driving licence is still valid before driving.

What If Your Roadtax Has Expired?

If your roadtax has expired, you should renew it before using the vehicle on public roads.

You can renew your roadtax online through BJAK.

If you are not using the vehicle, don’t assume that an expired roadtax can simply be ignored forever. Different rules may apply depending on how long the LKM has been expired and whether you plan to put the vehicle back on the road.

You can read more about how to cancel your roadtax if you no longer intend to use the vehicle.

Buying or Selling a Used Car?

If you’re buying or selling a used car, there are also documents and ownership procedures that need to be handled.

You can read this guide on how to transfer car insurance when selling a vehicle.

Make sure the ownership, insurance and roadtax arrangements are properly updated before the vehicle changes hands.

Going Back to Your Hometown?

Before a long-distance drive, it’s a good idea to check your:

• Roadtax expiry date
• Insurance validity
• Driving licence
• Vehicle condition
• Tyres and brakes
• Lights and signals

For more preparation tips, see this car and travel checklist before going back to your hometown.

Conclusion

The MyJPJ app is useful for checking your driving licence, roadtax and vehicle information in one place.

Before driving, take a moment to check that your licence, roadtax and insurance are still valid. Keeping these details up to date can help you avoid unnecessary problems on the road.