BACKGROUND

About LPKP Sarawak

The Commercial Vehicle Licensing Board (LPKP) was established under Section 3 of the LPKP Act 1987 [Act 334] and is responsible for implementing the Act and the rules made under it.

In 2018, LPKP Sarawak was placed under the Ministry of Transport Malaysia to enforce the LPKP Act 1987 [Act 334].

LPKP Sarawak’s headquarters is located in Kuching and it has two (2) branch offices, in Sibu and Miri.

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LPKP Sarawak HeadquartersAddress information

Level 12, Bangunan Sultan Iskandar
Jalan Simpang Tiga, 93300 Kuching, Sarawak

Telephone 082-412073 / 082-413303
Fax 082-256757

LPKP Sibu BranchAddress information

Level 3, Wisma Persekutuan Blok 1
Jalan Awang Ramli Amit, 96000 Sibu, Sarawak

Telephone 084-343103
Fax 084-343940

LPKP Miri BranchAddress information

Ground Floor, Blok B, Wisma Persekutuan Fasa II
Jalan Cahaya Lopeng, 98000 Miri, Sarawak

Telephone 085-419876 / 085-420641
Fax 085-426285

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Kuching

HEADQUARTERS

LPKP Sarawak Headquarters

Level 12, Bangunan Sultan Iskandar
Jalan Simpang Tiga, 93300 Kuching, Sarawak

Telephone 082-412073 / 082-413303
Fax 082-256757

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Sibu

BRANCH OFFICE

LPKP Sibu Branch

Level 3, Wisma Persekutuan Blok 1
Jalan Awang Ramli Amit, 96000 Sibu, Sarawak

Telephone 084-343103
Fax 084-343940

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Miri

BRANCH OFFICE

LPKP Miri Branch

Ground Floor, Blok B, Wisma Persekutuan Fasa II
Jalan Cahaya Lopeng, 98000 Miri, Sarawak

Telephone 085-419876 / 085-420641
Fax 085-426285

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Headquarters Branch OfficeIllustrated map • Approximate locations
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01LPKP Act 1987 [Act 334]Basis of establishment and jurisdiction
02Ministry of Transport MalaysiaUnder the ministry’s supervision
03Headquarters in KuchingBranches in Sibu and Miri
04Services for SarawakCommercial vehicle licensing
HISTORY OF ESTABLISHMENT

LPKP Sarawak’s Journey

Tracing the development of commercial transport licensing in Sarawak, from its establishment to the present.

Sepia collage of historical transport: horse-drawn carriages, old shops, locomotive, market, buses and commercial vehicles
SARAWAK TRANSPORT HERITAGEHistorical transport collage · select to view in full
  1. 1958
    01

    Establishment

    LPPJ Sarawak was established under the Ministry of Transport pursuant to Section 105 of the Road Traffic Ordinance 1958.

  2. 1988
    02

    New LPKP Identity

    LPPJ was renamed LPKP in accordance with the LPKP Act 1987 [Act 334].

  3. 1995
    03

    Entrepreneur Development

    LPKP Sarawak was placed under the Ministry of Entrepreneur Development (KPUN).

  4. 2004
    04

    Entrepreneurs and Cooperatives

    LPKP Sarawak was placed under the Ministry of Entrepreneur and Cooperative Development (MECD).

  5. 2009
    05

    Restructuring

    LPKP Sarawak became a separate statutory-based department under the Prime Minister’s Department.

  6. 2018
    06

    Return to MOT

    LPKP Sarawak returned to the supervision of the Ministry of Transport Malaysia.

The photo collage provides a visual background to transport history; individual photos do not correspond to the event years.

Vision & Mission

Our Direction

01 / VISION

Vision

To be an authoritative driver of effective and efficient commercial vehicle licensing regulation in Sarawak.

02 / MISSION

Mission

To strengthen licensing management and enforcement for safety, compliance and prudent, ethical and excellent commercial vehicle operations.

—   Objectives

Our Main Objectives

01

Ensure orderly and transparent licensing governance

02

Improve service safety and reliability

03

Regulate commercial vehicle operators

04

Strengthen enforcement and compliance

05

Support sustainable transport-sector development

06

Provide quality services to the public and industry

—   Pillars and Strategies

Strategic Pillars

PILLAR 1

Strengthen commercial vehicle licensing through the formulation and updating of legislation.

PILLAR 2

Strengthen licensing management with efficiency and integrity.

PILLAR 3

Enhance enforcement and legal compliance to improve service safety and reliability.

PILLAR 4

Strengthen organisational governance to improve service efficiency.

—   Our Role

Jurisdiction and Functions

LPKP Sarawak’s seven main functions in commercial transport licensing and regulation.

01

Licence Applications and Approvals

Consider new licences, renewals and variations for all classes of commercial vehicles and intermediation businesses in Sarawak.

02

Setting Licence Conditions

Set fares, schedules, passenger capacities, operating areas, laden weights, goods types, vehicle identification and specific conditions.

03

Action on Breaches

Suspend or revoke licences, or impose appropriate penalties for breaches of licence conditions or provisions of the LPKP Act 1987 [Act 334] and related laws.

04

Licence Validity Periods

Determine validity periods for commercial vehicle and intermediation business licences.

05

Cross-Border Licensing

License commercial vehicles from Sabah, Brunei Darussalam and West Kalimantan, Indonesia that are permitted to operate in Sarawak.

06

Bus Route Studies

Study routes for stage bus, express bus and feeder bus licence applications.

07

Data Collection and Analysis

Collect and analyse commercial vehicle licensing and intermediation business data, and other information required by the Board.

Summary based on the LPKP Sarawak Organisational Strategic Plan 2025–2029. Refer to the official document for details.

—   Our Commitment

Working Together for Safer Transport