Comments on: JPJ Undang-undang Test Passing Tips

By: Dennis

Dennis — Thu, 01 Nov 2012 18:40:35 +0000

Cikgu Yap,

You answered well. Thank you.

By: Cikgu Yap

Cikgu Yap — Thu, 01 Nov 2012 15:47:57 +0000

1) Computer Highway Code same for motor and car. When applying for above test, do not forget to bring along your MyKad. Also remember to tell the clerk your son wishes to sit for a class D computer test. When your son passes the above, it will automatically cover B2 as well.

2) Yes, your son has to attend KPP before he can proceed to do his computer test. Attendance to KPP class at the institute is “online” to the computer test centres. The above centres will automatically know of your son’s attendance.

3) I meant L license. Typing error.

4) The Jom Belajar Memandu is my new ebook selling for RM39. It is in Bahasa Malaysia. English version is call Driving Made Easy which is available in MPH book stores

5) After attending the 6 hour theory class, your son has to get hold of the attendance certificates to the B2 and D classes. It comes together with Borang 4 issued by the institutes.

6) When your son has finally successfully gone through his Highway Code test, do feel free to contact me again. I’ll arrange with my English speaking instructor to help your son’s learning needs. Finally, while at the computer test centre, your son has to pay RM10 for his computerised photograph. Hope I have succeeded in answering most, if not all of your queries.

By: Dennis

Dennis — Thu, 01 Nov 2012 09:10:47 +0000

Thank you so much Cikgu Yap. You are generous! For more clarity:
(1) Is the Computer Highway Code Test, the same test paper for car and motorbike? If it is the same, I guess the fee is only one, ie RM27 you mentioned above. Meaning to say if my son passed the computer test and attended both the 6-hour theory classes for car and motorbike, he is qualified to apply for the “L” license. Is this correct?
(2) I understand my son needs to attend the KPP course first before enrolling in the computer test. After the KPP course, if my son goes directly on his own (not through the driving school) to a computer centre to register for his computer test on Highway Code, what does he need to bring along and how the computer centre is going to know that my son has completed the KPP course via the driving school?
(2) By the way, what is an “:” license?
(3) Here, I noticed a book “Jom Belajar Memandu” costing RM19. May I know is this book written by you? Is it everything in English?
(4) Is “Borang 4″ the blue card?
(5) I am staying near Bukit Jalil and very near to Sungai Besi LRT, do you have any driving school of yours nearby where my son could learn driving from a good English-speaking and skillful experienced patient instructor?

Hope not too much for you. Thank you once again.

By: Cikgu Yap

Cikgu Yap — Wed, 31 Oct 2012 06:36:10 +0000

Your comments are appreciated. The answer to your questions are al in the affirmative. I suggest you go to a driving institute. Enrol for the KPP course, settle whatever changes the institute impose. 2 – 3 days after attending the KPP course, your son can proceed to a computer test centre in town to register to sit for his computer Highway COde test in either English or BM.

Computer centres are opened 7 days in a week, from 8:00 – 5:00pm. Should you face any centre which disallow your son to register to sit for his computer test, I suggest you be adamant with them. If in any circumstances you are not allowed to do a walkin test, inform the clerk in charge that you’ll make a report with the Road Transport Department (JPJ).

Test registration fee is RM27 Computer test results are issued immediately after the test. Armed with the results, go back to the driving institute where you did your KPP course to enrol for the next course which is the 6 hour theory class for either motor or cars. If you need to take up both motorcycle and car license, then you’ll have to attend both the classes. Obviously, you’ll have to pay for the costs of the classes to the institute itself.

On completion of the above mentioned theory class, get both the documents, that is Borang 4 from the institute to enable you to take out your “L” driving license.The procedure towards getting an “:” license is a long and tedious process. Hope your son will face no problems in attempting to get an L license on his own.

By: Dennis

Dennis — Mon, 29 Oct 2012 04:43:51 +0000

Hi Cikgu Yap,

I just came across your good site. I believe you are not only a good driving instructor but also good in teaching defensive driving.

I have simple questions to you just for my son,18+ who would like to learn driving motorbike and car. I understand first he has to pass the Highway Code Exam to obtain the “L” license.

I also understand he needs to attend the JPJ’s 5 hours course on “Undang-undang” before sitting for the exam.

MY QUESTIONS: (1) If you can answer sincerely – Can my son register for the Highway Code Exam on his own and take the exam on his own without going through the driving school? After he passes the exam and obtains the “L” license, then only he goes through your driving school to learn how to drive.

By: Jerry

Jerry — Sun, 27 May 2012 14:43:53 +0000

The answers for the yellow book that comprises of 500 questions are wrong!!! What am I suppose to follow?

By: Cikgu Yap

Cikgu Yap — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 12:34:01 +0000

No, Angela, No! Learn to use your shoes!

By: Stephy

Stephy — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 06:35:03 +0000

Cikgu Yap, I just wondering if every sifu also that fierce? I just completed my 6 hours lesson & the sifu who in-charge of teaching have a very impatient & extremely fierce all the time during the lesson. I have find trouble in concentrating when he was scolding me at the same time. I was just wondering is it alright to requst my driving academy to change others sifu to me? I’m kinda stress & find it a phobia to learn driving whenever i think of facing him.

Thank you.

By: Angela

Angela — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 05:02:12 +0000

Cikgu Yap, is it possible to drive barefoot during jpj test? Coz, i can drive (only no license yet) but with barefoot..

By: Cikgu Yap

Cikgu Yap — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 13:26:45 +0000

Renew your Brunei license before coming over to Malaysia. Try converting your Brunei license into Malaysian license when you’re here. If unable to do the above, then only attempt to secure a Malaysian license later.