The Road Transport Department (JPJ) has posted ceiling prices for driving school courses on its Facebook page. All driving institutes and schools must not charge more than these figures for their courses, it said.
Additionally, any driving institute or school charging more than these prices for their courses can be reported to [email protected] or directly to the state JPJ director (Pengarah JPJ Negeri) and director of driver licensing (Pengarah Pelesenan Pemandu) at Head Office, it said.
The release of the ceiling prices predate the implementation of the new Drivers’ Education Curriculum (KPP) syllabus, which has been postponed from August 1. The new curriculum is said to focus on producing courteous and disciplined drivers, rather than the current curriculum’s said dexterity and traffic rule comprehension.
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Comments highlighted concerns over the rising costs of driving school courses, with some noting prices have increased significantly from previous years, leading to financial difficulties for some families. Many commenters considered the prices high but understandable given the current context, while others expressed frustration or suggested that the charges could encourage under-the-table payments. Overall, there is a mix of acceptance and concern about the affordability and transparency of driving license fees.