00:00 [TRAFFIC NOISES]
00:03 Runners have urged the government to continue issuing physical Rotax stickers,
00:07 as many elderly vehicle owners prefer them over digital versions.
00:12 20-year-old part-time runner Hasbullah Hazman,
00:15 who does Rotax collection service for an insurance company,
00:19 said this is the feedback he receives from his customers.
00:22 For me, as a young person, I think it's very easy.
00:26 Because we have our mobile phones,
00:30 so we don't have to worry about not having a license.
00:34 Just show your mobile phone.
00:35 But those who are older,
00:39 they feel safer when they stick to the car.
00:43 Since the launch of digital Rotax,
00:45 some runners claim to have lost their jobs.
00:48 Many freelance runners are also struggling to find stable employment and income.
00:53 So far, I think the people who buy it are still stable
01:01 because we have regular customers.
01:04 So the income is still stable.
01:06 But maybe people who just want to do insurance
01:11 may have less income.
01:13 Because the young people are more intelligent in IT.
01:20 So they do it online, it's easier.
01:23 Business operator Hud Abdul Samad,
01:26 who hires a runner to renew his Rotax,
01:28 stated that he will continue using the runner's services.
01:32 He said that the renewal permit process is quite tedious,
01:36 and usually, he needs to set aside half a day
01:38 just to go to the Road Transport Department or JPJ office
01:42 when the permits for his commercial vehicles expire.
01:46 Runners are third-party service providers
01:48 who offer various JPJ-related services,
01:51 including Rotax renewal and vehicle ownership changes.
01:55 [END]
