KUALA LUMPUR: Toll transactions using Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology for private light vehicles (Class 1) will be implemented on the North-South Expressway (PLUS) route from the Juru toll plaza in Penang to the Skudai toll plaza in Johor from 10pm on Jan 15.
PLUS said, in a statement today that at least one RFID lane will be provided at all 83 toll plazas along the 657.5km route.
"At present, there are about 1.5 million highway users who have already used RFID Touch‘n Go to pay toll on most other highways, especially in the Klang Valley," the concessionaire said.
Touch‘n Go RFID stickers are on sale at RM35 at authorised RFID installation centres nationwide as well as online, it added.
More information can be obtained at rfid.plus.com.my.
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