VEP Enforcement Challenges for Rental & Shared Mobility Fleets in 2025

As Malaysia strengthens its Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) enforcement in 2025, rental car companies and shared mobility providers face unique compliance hurdles. These fleets often have multiple vehicles with different drivers, making it harder to keep VEP records accurate and updated.

Why Rental & Shared Fleets Struggle with VEP Compliance

    VEP Enforcement Measures in 2025

    • Cross-checking VEP data with traffic offence databases
    • Blocking vehicles with unpaid fines from entering Malaysia
    • Requiring accurate ownership and fleet details for all VEP records

    How MyMechanic Helps Fleet Operators Stay Compliant

      Why Compliance Matters for Rental & Shared Mobility Fleets

      • Avoid border rejections that frustrate customers
      • Protect your brand reputation by ensuring smooth cross-border trips
      • Prevent financial losses from fines or denied entries
      • Maintain operational efficiency without unexpected delays

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