The police wants the government to hasten the implementation of the smart registration number plate system or e-plat to eradicate criminal activities involving vehicles.
Inspector-General of Police, Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar said e-plat is an electronic identification card for cars with uniform vehicle data record.
The e-plat system which uses microchip technology or Radio Frequency Identification (RFID is in use in France and Australia.
"With the e-plat, we can detect criminals using fake registration numbers and also prevent cars from being stolen.
"Using e-plat on all vehicles will help reduce crime in which the data recorded in e-plat will assist police to detect the criminals and location of the car," he told reporters after receiving 10 Mitsubishi Lancer GT 2.0 cars from PLUS Malaysia Bhd at the Bukit Aman, in Kuala Lumpur, yesterday.
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