Works Minister: PLUS to add more RFID lanes at toll plazas after issues highlighted by road users


Nanta said he called representatives from Touch ‘n Go, Malaysian Highway Authority and PLUS to get detailed information about traffic congestion issues at toll plazas with RFID technology following complaints by users. — Bernama

PETALING JAYA: Works Minister Datuk Seri Alexander Nanta Linggi said PLUS Expressway Bhd has agreed to add more RFID lanes for the comfort and safety of road users after issues with the system were highlighted on social media.

“We've come to an agreement and PLUS Expressway Berhad has agreed to add RFID lanes for the convenience of users. For a start, 12 lanes will be added by mid-April,” Nanta said in a post on Twitter today (Jan 13).

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