Motorists adapting to RFID lanes despite initial setbacks


KUALA LUMPUR: As the implementation of the Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tag system at 83 toll plazas along the North-South Expressway enters its fifth day, checks by Bernama in several states found that traffic conditions have improved with no unusual congestion occurring in RFID lanes.

This means that more motorists have been able to adapt to using RFID despite congestion issues occurring at toll plazas at the early stages of its implementation during the weekend.

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