Survey on the Need of Proper End-of-life Vehicles Management System In Malaysia

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This survey is conducted as part of educational study on the importance of proper end-of-life vehicles (ELVs) management system in Malaysia. Currently the management of ELVs in this country is improper, even though recycling activities already exist a long period of time before. Results of this survey will be used as foundation of this research and further determine how an ELVs management system should be designed and developed, so that it can be implemented in Malaysia.

The survey will only take 5 minutes of your time, and every answer will be kept private and confidential.

For any inquiry, author can be reached via email: tengkunurazila_mpc@yahoo.com

A: RESPONDENT BACKGROUND

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1. Gender

Male

Female

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2. Employer

Government

Private

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3. Occupation Scope

Management, Office & Administration

Sales, Business & Financial

Architecture & Engineering

Legal

Education & Training

Art, Design, Entertainment, Sport & Media

Healthcare Practitioners and Technical

Protective Service

Food Processing & Serving Related

Farming, Fishing & Forestry

Construction & Extraction

Production

Transportation & Material Moving

Military

Other:

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4. Salary Range

Below RM1,800

RM1,800-RM4,500

RM4,500-RM12,100

Above RM12,100

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5. Current Location

B. VEHICLE DETAILS (PRIVATE VEHICLES ONLY)

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1. Please rate your vehicle age (if having more than a vehicle, please consider the eldest):

Below 5 years

5 – 10 years

10 – 15 years

Above 15 years

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2. Vehicle type

Local

Imported

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3. Vehicle price range

Below RM50,000

RM50,000-RM80,000

RM80,000-RM110,000

Above RM110,000

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4. Year of purchase [yyyy]

5. Purchase type

Loan (please proceed to Q5.i & ii)

Cash

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i) If Loan, how many years is the term?

ii) If Loan, how much is the monthly installment? [RM]

6. Annual Road Tax Rate [RM]

7. Current Vehicle Insurance Rate [RM]

C. SERVICES AND INSPECTION

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1. What is current milage of your vehicle? [km]

2. How frequent do you send your vehicle for regular services?

Monthly

Twice a year

Yearly

Mileage basis

Other:

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3. When is the vehicle last month of service? [mm/yyyy]

4. How much is the highest cost have you paid for repair? [RM]

D. END-OF-LIFE VEHICLES CONDITION

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1. How long is the life of a vehicle? [Years]

2. How long is your vehicle age? [Years]

3. Do you still use your vehicle?

If Yes, please state why. If No, proceed to Q3.i

Yes

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i) What has happened to the vehicle?

Sold and purchased a new vehicle

Left abandoned

Other:

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4. Do you know what you should do when a vehicle has reached its end-of-life?

Yes

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5. Do you think it is economical to sell end-of-life vehicle as scrap?

Yes

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E. KNOWLEDGE ON END-OF-LIFE VEHICLES

(Instruction: Please rate your answer accordingly. 1-Strongly Disagree, 2-Disagree, 3-Average, 4-Agree, 5-Strongly Agree)

1. Vehicles of age 15 years and above should undergo roadworthiness inspection.

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

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2. Vehicles that fail roadworthiness inspection should not be on road, whether they are usable or not.

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

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3. Vehicles of longer life consume higher maintenance cost.

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

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4. Owners who afford to purchase new vehicle will tend to sell ELV for a new vehicle.

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

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5. Non-usable vehicles should not be left abandoned near the roadside or at the parking lots untreated.

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

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6. It is economical to sell ELVs as scrap.

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

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7. Proper facility is required for ELVs management system to succeed.

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

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8. Left abandoned vehicles and vehicles dumped at landfills may cause environmental problem.

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

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F. CURRENT PRACTICE ON END-OF-LIFE VEHICLES

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1. Do you aware about Malaysia National Automotive Policy (NAP)?

Yes

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2. One sub-measure of NAP is gradual introduction of ELV policy. What would be your stand on that proposal?

Can be implemented, for safety and environmental concerns

Need proper and in-depth study before implementation

Only beneficial to certain parties, while others are threatened

Other:

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3. Do you know any available regulation regarding ELV currently in Malaysia?

Yes

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4. In voluntary basis, would you like to send your vehicle for roadworthiness inspection when it reaches age of 15 years?

Yes

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Why?

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Why?

5. Do you know any scrap yard for ELV nearby your living area?

Yes

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6. In your opinion, who should be responsible to manage the ELV?

Ministry of Transport (MOT)

Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan (JPJ)

Pusat Pemeriksaan Kenderaan Berkomputer Sdn. Bhd (PUSPAKOM)

Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI)

An independent body

Other:

G. OTHERS

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