Private Vehicle Roadworthiness Inspection – Towards ELV Realization

Solah, M.S.; Hamzah, Rostam Affendi; Ariffin, Ahmad Hamdan; Khalid, Muhamad Syukri Abdul; Salleh, Ahmad Saife; Rahim, Sarah Abdul; Kassim, Khairil Anwar Abu

doi:10.56381/jsaem.v5i3.182

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“…In 2016, the Malaysian government also launched the “cash-for-clunkers” initiative, which gave a cash rebate system to reduce the number of ELVs on the road ( 58 ). However, the rejection came not only from the community but also from the minister of transportation, who delivered a reaction that was unsupportive of giving instructions that every regulation must be further considered before implementation because it can have detrimental effects on several parties.…”

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Model predicting social acceptance behavior to implement ELV policy: Exploring the role of knowledge toward ELV policy on social acceptance in Malaysia

Ali

Sitinjak

Said

et al. 2023

Front. Public Health

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Effective management of end-of-life vehicles (ELVs) represents a sound strategy to mitigate global climate change. ELVs are contaminants that pollute water, air, soil, and landscape. This waste flow must be adequately treated, but no proper rule oversees the disposal of ELV waste in Malaysia. This study aims to determine the extent of implementing the ELV policy and the social readiness in implementing environmentally friendly ELV disposal in Malaysia. The questionnaire seeks public input on critical ELV concerns such as public perception of the phenomena, environmental and safety standards, and recycling and treatment facilities. This research uses a cross-sectional design with 448 respondents in the survey. Fit models in structural equation modeling are evaluated using a variety of goodness-of-fit indicators to ensure an actual hypothesis. This study's advantages include the availability of representative samples and allowing for comparable and generalizable conclusions to larger communities throughout Malaysia. It is found that personal experience is significantly correlated with social readiness. The cause of ELV vehicles knowledge was the vital mediator, along with recycling costs knowledge. Thus, knowledge regarding ELV management costs is the most decisive mediation variable to predict public acceptance. The recommended strategy to reduce resentment and rejection of ELV policy is to disseminate information about the negative ELV impact on environmental and social sustainability.

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Model predicting social acceptance behavior to implement ELV policy: Exploring the role of knowledge toward ELV policy on social acceptance in Malaysia

Ali

Sitinjak

Said

et al. 2023

Front. Public Health

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“…As well as the high number of new vehicles, the end-of-life vehicles will be increased. The increasing number of end-of-life vehicles creates problems due to improper waste management, which is harmful to the environment (Mohamad-Ali et al, 2017;Othman et al, 2021;Solah et al, 2021). Besides, the use of end-of-life vehicles is not recommended for safety reasons, therefore reducing the number of end-of-life vehicles (Mohamad-Ali et al, 2019;Akram Khan et al, 2021).…”

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A model analysis on the knowledge, attitude, and readiness of ELVs policy among Malaysians: A cross-sectional study

Ismail

Sitinjak

Tahir

et al. 2023

Front. Built Environ.

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The issue of end-of-life vehicles (ELV) in Malaysia has recently received serious attention from the government. The Malaysian government has launched various programs to reduce the number of ELVs that have not been adequately managed. Initiatives like offering rewards to those who want to turn up their damaged vehicles are similar to An effort to trade in their old automobiles. However, it was unsuccessful due to a lack of cooperation from Malaysians. This study examines the sociological aspects of community acceptance of ELV legislation in Malaysia. This study assesses community knowledge, attitudes, and readiness to implement ELV management in Malaysia. Six hundred thirty people participated in a cross-sectional survey performed across Malaysian states (Pulau Pinang, Kelantan, Johor, Melaka, Selangor, and Kuala Lumpur). A collection of questions was distributed face-to-face after satisfying the steps of validity and reliability tests. Then descriptive and multiple regression tests were run to determine correlations between variables. We use the structural equation model to determine the model in this research. The study’s findings revealed that people’s knowledge, attitudes, and readiness toward ELV policies were significantly influenced by their length of stay, level of education, and vehicle ownership (overall R2 = 0.663, VIF = 1,612, p = 0.000). It was also discovered that knowledge and attitude together could determine community readiness in implementing ELV policies in Malaysia. The findings of this study demonstrate how important it is for the government to consider the populace’s knowledge and attitudes before implementing the ELV policy in Malaysia.

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Private Vehicle Roadworthiness Inspection – Towards ELV Realization

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Model predicting social acceptance behavior to implement ELV policy: Exploring the role of knowledge toward ELV policy on social acceptance in Malaysia

Model predicting social acceptance behavior to implement ELV policy: Exploring the role of knowledge toward ELV policy on social acceptance in Malaysia

A model analysis on the knowledge, attitude, and readiness of ELVs policy among Malaysians: A cross-sectional study

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