Perak JPJ Collects RM2.368 Million in Bids for ANU Series of Registration Plates
Successful Bidding Period
The Perak road transport department (JPJ) has successfully collected RM2.368 million in bids for the ANU series of registration plates throughout the five-day bidding period. According to State Director Yusoff Abustan, a total of 1,768 bidders participated out of 1.99 million registered bidders nationwide.
Highest Bid and Remaining Registration Numbers
The highest bid received was RM269,000 for ANU 1. The remaining registration numbers that were not bid on will be made available to the public at a minimum set price. Yusoff said, "The highest bid was RM269,000 for ANU 1. We will make the remaining registration numbers available to the public at a minimum set price."
Most Popular Series
The AMG series, specifically for Mercedes-Benz AMG enthusiasts, remains the highest-fetching series for Perak number plates. Previously, AMG had recorded a total sales figure of over RM6 million and still holds the record for the highest sales of popular plates.
Viral Issue: "Cosmetic Agents" and Puspakom Vehicle Inspections
Yusoff also commented on the viral issue of "cosmetic agents" offering services such as "tyre rentals" for Puspakom vehicle inspections. He condemned the use of such services, calling it "irresponsible and a high-risk." He urged the public to report any such activities to the authorities, as it endangers the safety of road users as a whole. The department has noticed such offers on social media, particularly on Facebook, and will look into the matter.
Conclusion
The Perak JPJ’s successful bidding for the ANU series of registration plates is a testament to the department’s effective management of the number plate allocation process. The high demand for the ANU series and the AMG series is a reflection of the public’s enthusiasm for unique and exclusive number plates. The JPJ’s efforts to combat the issue of "cosmetic agents" and ensure the safety of road users are commendable and necessary.
FAQs
- How many bidders participated in the ANU series bidding?
- A total of 1,768 bidders participated out of 1.99 million registered bidders nationwide.
- What was the highest bid received for the ANU series?
- The highest bid received was RM269,000 for ANU 1.
- What is the plan for the remaining registration numbers that were not bid on?
- The remaining registration numbers will be made available to the public at a minimum set price.
- What is the JPJ’s stance on "cosmetic agents" offering services for Puspakom vehicle inspections?
- The JPJ condemns the use of such services, calling it "irresponsible and a high-risk," and urges the public to report any such activities to the authorities.