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M'sian Doctor Owns Almost Every JPJ Driving License & Has No Plans of Stopping Anytime Soon!

Aira Jailani 25/02/2025 | 07:40 MYT

While many feel content to own just a car or motorcycle license, one Malaysian man decided to collect not one but EVERY JPJ driving license that exists like it's Pokemon!

Sharing his bizarre journey on Facebook, Dr Leong Keen Wai wrote that it all began with his dream to drive an ambulance and respond to emergencies.

Sticking with the theme, Dr Leong got a license to drive his hospital's lorry, which carries equipment to respond to disaster relief. But after that, things started to spiral out of control, and he ended up having over five vehicle licenses!

Image Credit: Dr Leong Keen Wai | Facebook

If you thought that would be the end of Dr Leong's license journey, you're wrong.

In the same post, the man shared that he had plans to obtain a license for a tower crane, crawler crane and skylift, B-double trucks (land trains) and helicopter (though he admits it's a long shot considering how pricey it is).

His ultimate dream is to drive a Caterpillar 797 haul truck, launch a Rapid Response Emergency Superbike Squad for his hospital and even learn to operate an army tank.

Here are the licenses he currently owns:

✅ B class - big bikes

✅ C class - pasar malam style 3-wheeled bikes

✅ D class - manual cars

✅ E class - large lorries, dump trucks

✅ H class - tractors, forklifts, any heavy machinery with wheels

✅ I class - excavators and other tracked machinery

✅ Public Service Vehicle class D - ambulances, shuttles, e-hailing, taxis, passenger vans, limousines

✅ Public Service Vehicle class E - buses

✅ Goods Driving License class E - fixed-axle lorries, van jenazah

✅ Goods Driving License class E - articulated-axle lorries (trailers)

And here are the licenses that he doesn't have:

❌ A class - OKU holders only

❌ F and G classes are sub-classes of H and I

❌ Bus conductor licenses are obsolete

❌ GDL B2 for Grab riders - not sure if it's still offered

He ended his post by saying, "Boys never grow up, their toys just get bigger."

Featured Image Credit: Malaysian Red Crescent, Sinar Harian