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JPJ Nets RM91.2m From ‘H’ Series Plates, Confirms RM10.7m Winning Bid for ‘H 1’
The online sale drew 34,664 bidders, and the ministry said all proceeds will fund road safety and community programmes.
- On Monday, Transport Minister Anthony Loke announced the Road Transport Department raised RM91.2 million from the 'H' series license plate bidding held Sept 16–20, with the H1 plate fetching a record RM10.77 million.
- Launched to commemorate the Sept 16 Malaysia Day, the special series attracted 34,664 participants, with 8,223 registration numbers successfully auctioned, marking the final single-letter prefix issued by JPJ.
- Following H1, other high-value plates included H9 at RM4.97 million and H3 at RM4.21 million, while H 1001 and H 100 each drew 37 bidders, the most participation of any number.
- Proceeds will be returned to the people through Transport Ministry and JPJ programmes, Loke said, funding road safety initiatives and community welfare that directly benefit the public.
- In a sardonic Facebook post on Sept 21, Loke quipped that proceeds were not intended to help anyone "return home," a swipe at the Pardons Board decision granting former Prime Minister Najib Razak conditional house arrest.
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JPJ collects RM91.21mil from 'H' series number plate bids
PUTRAJAYA: The "H" series Special Registration Number (NPI) recorded a total collection of RM91.21mil through bids conducted by the Road Transport Department (JPJ) in conjunction with the 2026 Malaysia Day celebration.
·Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
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Menteri Pengangkutan Anthony Loke said the amount includes RM89.27 million in bids and RM1.94 million in services through the JPJeBid system.
·Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
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Did someone just win a ‘H1’ plate with a RM10.7m bid? RTD keeps everyone guessing
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 21 — A bid of RM10.7 million for the coveted H1 vehicle registration number has raised eyebrows online after bidding for the special H series closed yesterday,...
·Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
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