Update on Cooperation Project between Malaysia and Japan regarding Vehicle Safety

Forum for South East Asia & Public and Private

Joint Forum in Asia Region (Government Meeting)

8th December 2021

AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING DIVISION

ROAD TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT (JPJ)

MALAYSIA

Malaysia – Japan New Cooperation Program

Malaysia – Japan Automobile Industries Cooperation (MAJAICO)

Malaysia – Japan Cooperation Framework on Vehicle Safety

Period : 2013 – 2017

Objective :

Strengthen hands-on capability; Conducting actual testing activity; Verification and review of test results

and findings; Enhancing capacity and knowledge on

Type Approval procedure / UNR testing requirements.

Activities :

more than 15 series of meeting. cover more than 10 UNRs.

Period : 2015 – 2018

Objective :

Data collection and acquisition; Reviewing current approach and policy

decision; Discussion about establishment of policy

decision.

Activities :

Three times of workshop

Asia Expert Meeting

Period : 2012 – now

Objective :

Verification and review of test results and findings;

Enhancing capacity and knowledge on Type Approval procedure / UNR testing requirements.

Activities :

Meeting twice a years. Have cover more than 30 UNRs.

Under the Framework of Malaysia –Japan Automobile Industries Cooperation

(MAJAICO)

1st MAJAICO Workshop (UNR13H, UNR39 & UNR79)

- 11th – 14th October 2016- Proton Shah Alam

2nd MAJAICO Workshop (UNR14, UNR16 & UNR17)

- 17th – 21th October 2016- Proton Shah Alam

3rd MAJAICO Workshop (UNR48)

- 31st October – 3rd November 2016- Honda Melaka

MAJAICO Workshop (2012 – 2015) have conducted more than 10 series of meeting / workshop

Malaysia – Japan Cooperation Framework on Vehicle Safety

Since June 2011, the Malaysia - Japan Automobile IndustriesCooperation (MAJAICO) program has been conducted to furtherassist and improve Malaysian Vehicle Type Approval System as one ofthe collaboration framework which has been agreed betweenMalaysia and Japan.

Based on Financial Year (FY) 2016 framework methodology, Japanhas agreed to dispatch the NTSEL experts to further strengthen thehands-on capability as well as to enhance the Vehicle Type ApprovalCertification in Malaysia.

Accordingly, the MAJAICO – A3 FY 2016 project will contributetowards the harmonization of the automotive technical regulationsand standards in the ASEAN region, and also aims to make up thejoint effort between Japan and ASEAN in the WP29 activities.

Malaysia – Japan Cooperation Framework on Vehicle Safety

Braking• UNR13H.00

1st Workshop Session

PROTONSHAH ALAM

Steering Equipment• UNR79.01

Speedometer• UNR39.00

Seats• UNR17.07

Seat Belts Anchorages• UNR14.06

Seat Belts Installation • UNR16.06

2nd Workshop Session

PROTONSHAH ALAM

Date: 11th October – 14th October 2016Duration: 4 daysVehicle Category: M1

Date: 17th October – 21st October 2016Duration: 5 daysVehicle Category: M1

3rd Workshop Session

HONDA MALAYSIAMELAKA

Date: 31st October – 3rd November 2016Duration: 3 daysVehicle Category: M1

Installation of Lights• UNR48.03

Malaysia – Japan Cooperation Framework on Vehicle Safety

Under the Framework of Malaysia – Japan New Cooperation Program

1st Workshop and Discussion on Vehicle Safety, Road Safety and Environmental Protection

- Bangi – Putrajaya Hotel- 15th February 2016

2nd Workshop and Discussion on Vehicle Safety, Road Safety and Environmental Protection

- Bangi – Putrajaya Hotel- 29th February 2016

Malaysia – Japan Cooperative Program on Establishment of Vehicle Safety Measures

- Bangi – Putrajaya Hotel- 23rd March 2016

Malaysia – Japan Cooperation Framework on Vehicle Safety

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Malaysia – Japan Automobile Industries Cooperation (MAJAICO)

Asia Expert Meeting

NOW

More program / practical training session & to expand

the scope of cooperation on specific issue

Future Cooperation between Malaysia and Japan (Vehicle Safety)

Malaysia – Japan New Cooperation Program

Cooperation Program under ASEAN (APWG) – Japan (JASIC)

To support the ASEAN APMRA implementation and harmonisation

of UN regulations among AMS

Webinar 19 UNR (APMRA Phase 1)

Maintain the existing scope

YEAR

THE ENDTHANK YOU

AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING DIVISION

ROAD TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT (JPJ)

MALAYSIA