Understanding Puspakom B2 Inspections and PG11A Report for Commercial Trucks in Malaysia
If you’re planning to sell your used lorry or transfer ownership of a commercial truck in Malaysia, it’s crucial to understand the mandatory inspections required by Puspakom. Specifically, the Puspakom B2 Special Inspection and the PG11A Initial Inspection Report are essential to ensure compliance with the Road Transport Department (JPJ) regulations.
In this guide, we’ll cover:
What’re Puspakom B2 and PG11A Report
Why they’re necessary
How to prepare for them
The required documents
Booking procedures
🔍What is the Puspakom B2 Special Inspection(Pemeriksaan Khas)?
The Puspakom B2 Special Inspection is a mandatory examination required under specific conditions, especially for commercial and private vehicles that undergo changes or special processes. This inspection ensures that your vehicle complies with safety regulations and technical standards set by the Road Transport Department (JPJ).
✅ Situations that require a B2 Special Inspection:
The vehicle’s road tax has expired for over 3 years
There are changes to the engine, chassis, or body specifications
A vehicle registration number change
Imported vehicles (new or used) before JPJ registration
Any additional requirement issued by JPJ or other authorities
The B2 inspection confirms that your truck or lorry is structurally sound, identifiable, and roadworthy according to Malaysian transport laws.
This inspection ensures that any modifications comply with safety standards and legal requirements.
📄 What is the PG11A Initial Inspection Report?
The PG11A is an Initial Inspection Report required for:
New commercial vehicles: Before registration with JPJ.
Used commercial vehicles: Prior to ownership transfer.
Vehicles with modifications: To verify compliance with construction and use regulations.
The PG11A assesses:
Vehicle dimensions: Ensuring they match the approved specifications.
Body structure compliance: Verifying the integrity and safety of the vehicle’s body.
Load type compatibility: Ensuring the vehicle is suitable for its intended cargo.
Registration details: Confirming that the vehicle’s details align with JPJ records.
📋 Required Documents for B2 Inspections
Before heading to Puspakom, ensure you have the following documents:
Original Vehicle Registration Card (Geran)
Owner’s Identification: IC for individuals or company registration documents for businesses.
Appointment Slip: Confirmation of your inspection booking.
JPJ Forms: Such as K8 or K3, if applicable.
Previous PG11A Report: If available.
📅 How to Book Your Puspakom Inspection
Visit: www.mypuspakom.com.my
Register/Login: Create an account or log in.
Select Inspection Type: Choose B2 Special Inspection
Choose Location: Select your nearest Puspakom center.
Pick Date and Time: Schedule your appointment.
Payment: Pay the inspection fee online.
Confirmation: Download and print your appointment slip.
⏳ Validity Period of Inspection Reports
B2 Special Inspection Report: Valid for 30 days.
Ensure that you complete the ownership transfer or registration within these periods to avoid re-inspection.
Final Thoughts
Navigating the process of selling or transferring ownership of a commercial truck in Malaysia involves more than just finding a buyer. Ensuring that your vehicle undergoes the necessary B2 Special Inspection and obtains a valid PG11A Initial Inspection Report is crucial for a smooth and legal transaction.
For more information, please visit Puspakom Official Website: Click here
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