15/07/2026
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On 11 July 2026 (Saturday) Postal Forum, in collaboration with the Association of Malaysian Express Carriers (AMEC) have organised the Courier Industry Safe Driving Challenge 2026. The initiative underscores a shared commitment to enhancing safety standards and fostering a stronger safety culture across Malaysia's courier industry.
The competition brings together 26 courier professionals representing seven courier companies, i.e. J&T Express, FedEx, GDEX, City-Link Express, Pos Malaysia, MTR and SkyNet, to compete across three vehicle categories: motorcycle, van and truck.
Participants are challenged to demonstrate their knowledge, practical skills and operational readiness through a series of assessments designed to reflect real-world driving and workplace scenarios.
More than just a competition, the programme aims to:-
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๏ธPromote greater safety awareness and the adoption of industry best practices;
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๏ธ Strengthen technical knowledge in road and workplace safety;
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๏ธ Encourage better compliance with industry standards while cultivating a stronger safety culture; and
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๏ธ Foster healthy competition, teamwork and professional excellence across the courier industry.
During the preliminary round, participants completed a theoretical knowledge assessment, vehicle inspection test and hazard perception test. The competition will culminate in the final circuit driving challenge on 18 July 2026 at Parking 1, Zone M, MAEPS Serdang, where participants will put their practical driving skills to the ultimate test.
This challenge comes at an exciting time for the industry, as Postal Forum works toward the launch of the Malaysia Courier Safety Passport (MyCSP) training later this year, with training set to begin in September 2026. MyCSP will formalise the certification of safety competency for riders and drivers nationwide, building on the very spirit of skill, discipline and professionalism this competition celebrates today.
Postal Forum wishes all participants the very best and look forward to witnessing their skills in action as we continue working together to build a safer, more