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== How many tolls are there in Malaysia? ==
 
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There are 182 toll plazas in Malaysia.
 
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== How to pay for Malaysian Tolls? ==
 
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Drivers traveling on the Malaysian Expressway System can pay using the following methods:
 
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# <strong>Tag (SmartTAG)</strong>: SmartTAG (acronym in Malay for Sistem Membayar Automatik Rangkaian Tol) is a device set up on vehicles used as an automated toll collection (ETC) system viable up to 15 meters of distance to complement Touch 'n Go.
 
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# <strong>Prepaid card (Touch 'n Go)</strong>: Touch 'n Go is an RFID-based solution that deducts tolls directly from an e-wallet of a user. It also rewards its users with cashback and rewards.
 
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= Malaysia Toll Roads 2025: Complete Guide =
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== How do I check my toll charges in Malaysia? ==  
 
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To calculate toll charges in Malaysia, you can visit the website: [https://tollguru.com/car-toll-calculator Malaysia Toll Calculator]
 
  
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Or you can visit the Malaysia Highway Authority’s official website<ref>[https://www.llm.gov.my/ Malaysia Highway Authority’s official website]</ref>
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'''System:''' Electronic-primary (Touch 'n Go, RFID)<br>
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'''Operator:''' PLUS, LPT, LITE, Private Concessionaires<br>
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'''Currency:''' Malaysian Ringgit (RM)<br>
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'''Coverage:''' 1,400+ km nationwide (Peninsular Malaysia, East Malaysia)<br>
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'''Technology:''' Touch 'n Go, RFID, SmartTAG, Credit/Debit Cards
 
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== Who owns the tolls in Malaysia? ==
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[https://tollguru.com/toll-calculator-malaysia Calculate Malaysia Toll]
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Tolls in Malaysia are owned and operated by some toll agencies in association with the Malaysian Government. A significant number of plazas are operated by the PLUS Malaysia Berhad. PLUS operates plazas all the way from Jitra in the North to Skudai in the South. Other major groups include the Lebuhraya Pantai Timur Fasa (LPT) and Jambatan Pulau Pinang (JPP).
 
 
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== Do I Need Touch 'n Go for Malaysia? 2025 Update ==
  
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'''Electronic payment highly recommended.''' While cash is still accepted at most toll plazas, Malaysia is transitioning toward cashless tolling. Touch 'n Go cards and RFID systems offer faster passage and access to discounts.
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== Malaysian Expressway System ==
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'''Payment Options Available:'''
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* '''Touch 'n Go cards''' - Most widely accepted electronic payment
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      <th>Route Id</th>
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* '''RFID stickers''' - Hands-free payment linked to Touch 'n Go eWallet
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      <th>Road Name</th>
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* '''SmartTAG devices''' - Infrared-based automatic payment (being phased out)
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* '''Credit/Debit cards''' - Available at 12+ selected highways (pilot program)
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* '''Cash''' - Still accepted but slower lanes
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== Malaysia Toll Costs: Current Rates ==
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    <td>Lebuhraya Utara-Selatan (PLUS)</td>
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=== Vehicle Classification System (2025) ===
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    <td>Lebuhraya Kajang-Seremban (LEKAS)</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya Pantai Timur Fasa(LPT)</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya Senai-Desaru (SDE)</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya Lembah Klang Selatan (SKVE)</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya Pantai Barat (WCE)</td>
 
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    <td>7</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya Penyuraian Trafik Timur Johor (EDL)</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya Shah Alam (KESAS)</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya Damansara-Puchong (LDP)</td>
 
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    <td>10</td>
 
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    <td>Jambatan Pulau Pinang (JPP)</td>
 
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    <td>11</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya Seremban-Port Dickson (SPDH)</td>
 
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    <td>12</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya KL-Karak (KLK)</td>
 
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    <td>13</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya Cheras-Kajang (GRANDSAGA)</td>
 
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    <td>14</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya Sungai Besi (BESRAYA)</td>
 
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    <td>15</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya Butterworth-Kulim (BKE)</td>
 
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    <td>16</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya Penyuraian Trafik KL Barat (SPRINT)</td>
 
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    <td>17</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya LINKEDUA</td>
 
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    <td>18</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya Bertingkat Ampang Kuala Lumpur (AKLEH)</td>
 
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    <td>19</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya Grand Sepadu</td>
 
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    <td>20</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya Baru Pantai (NPE)</td>
 
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    <td>21</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya Lingkaran Kajang (SILK)</td>
 
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    <td>22</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya Koridor Guthrie (GUTHRIE)</td>
 
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    <td>23</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya Lingkaran Luar Butterworth (BORR)</td>
 
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    <td>24</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya SMART</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya KL-Putrajaya (MEX)</td>
 
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    <td>26</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya Duta-Ulu Kelang (DUKE)</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya Kemuning-Shah Alam (LKSA)</td>
 
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    <td>Lebuhraya KL-Kuala Selangor (LATAR)</td>
 
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== How much is the toll from Kuala Lumpur to other cities? ==
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<th>Examples</th>
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<td>Class 1</td>
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<td>Cars, motorcycles, light vehicles</td>
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<td>Base rate</td>
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<td>Sedans, SUVs, motorcycles</td>
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<td>Class 2</td>
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<td>Goods vehicles, buses (2 axles, 6 wheels)</td>
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<td>2x base rate</td>
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<td>Small trucks, minibuses</td>
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<td>Class 3</td>
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<td>Heavy vehicles (3+ axles)</td>
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<td>3x base rate</td>
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<td>Large trucks, trailers</td>
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<td>Class 4</td>
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<td>Taxis</td>
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<td>~0.5x base rate</td>
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<td>Licensed taxis only</td>
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<td>~0.8x base rate</td>
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<td>Public buses, coaches</td>
 
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=== Major Highway Examples (Class 1 Vehicles - 2025) ===
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<th>Highway</th>
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<td>RM41.94</td>
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<th>Distance</th>
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<th>Typical Cost Range</th>
 
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<td>Kuala Lumpur - Penang</td>
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<td>PLUS North-South</td>
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<td>380 km</td>
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<td>RM 45.70</td>
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<td>Kuala Lumpur - Johor Bahru</td>
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<td>PLUS North-South</td>
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<td>350 km</td>
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<td>RM 42.30</td>
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<td>Kuala Lumpur - Ipoh</td>
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<td>PLUS North-South</td>
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<td>200 km</td>
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<td>RM 24.00</td>
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<td>Kuala Lumpur - Karak</td>
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<td>KLK Highway</td>
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<td>60 km</td>
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<td>RM 7.60</td>
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<td>Kuala Lumpur - Kajang</td>
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<td>Cheras-Kajang (Grand Saga)</td>
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<td>18 km</td>
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<td>RM 2.50</td>
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<td>RM22.11</td>
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<th>Class 2</th>
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<th>Class 3</th>
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<th>Distance</th>
 
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<td>LDP (Damansara-Puchong)</td>
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<td>RM 2.10</td>
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<td>RM 4.20</td>
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<td>RM 6.30</td>
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<td>Single journey</td>
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<td>AKLEH (Ampang-KL)</td>
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<td>RM 1.60</td>
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<td>RM 3.20</td>
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<td>RM 4.80</td>
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<td>Single journey</td>
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<td>SMART Tunnel</td>
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<td>RM 4.00</td>
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<td>RM 8.00</td>
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<td>RM 12.00</td>
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<td>Single journey</td>
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<td>Second Link (Johor)</td>
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<td>RM 9.60</td>
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<td>RM 19.20</td>
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<td>RM 28.80</td>
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<td>Border crossing</td>
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== How to Pay Malaysia Tolls ==
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=== Touch 'n Go Cards ===
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* '''Basic card:''' RM 10.60 (including GST)
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* '''Auto-reload (Zing):''' Linked to credit/debit cards
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* '''Photo cards:''' RM 21.20 (personalized design)
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* '''Available at:''' Petrol stations, LRT stations, highway counters
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=== RFID System (Recommended) ===
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* '''RFID sticker:''' Attached to windshield/headlight
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* '''Linked to:''' Touch 'n Go eWallet account
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* '''Benefits:''' Hands-free payment, faster lanes, promotional offers
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* '''Installation:''' Available at RFID fitment centers
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=== PayDirect™ Integration ===
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* '''Seamless linking:''' Touch 'n Go card to eWallet
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* '''Auto-reload:''' No more manual top-ups needed
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* '''Compatibility:''' Works across all major highways
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=== Alternative Payment Methods ===
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* '''MyKad:''' Can be loaded with Touch 'n Go credit
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* '''Credit/Debit cards:''' Pilot program at selected highways
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* '''Cash:''' Still accepted but slower processing
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== Recent Changes (2025) ==
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* '''Open payment system:''' Credit/debit cards accepted at 12+ highways (September 2023 rollout)
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* '''Multi-Lane Free Flow (MLFF):''' Pilot programs toward barrier-free tolling
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* '''Enhanced RFID coverage:''' All PLUS toll plazas now RFID-equipped
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* '''SmartTAG phase-out:''' Gradual transition to RFID and Touch 'n Go systems
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* '''Holiday rebates:''' Festive discounts up to 50% during major celebrations
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== Malaysia vs. Neighboring Countries ==
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<td>Malaysia</td>
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<td>Mixed (electronic preferred)</td>
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<td>Touch 'n Go, RFID, cash</td>
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<td>RM 1.50-8.00/section</td>
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<td>PLUSMiles rewards, holiday rebates</td>
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<td>Singapore</td>
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<td>Electronic Road Pricing</td>
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<td>IU device, credit cards</td>
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<td>S$1.50-6.00/gantry</td>
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<td>Congestion-based pricing</td>
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<td>Thailand</td>
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<td>Mixed systems</td>
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<td>M-Pass, cash, cards</td>
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<td>THB 25-120/section</td>
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<td>Bangkok-focused network</td>
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<td>Indonesia</td>
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<td>Electronic-only</td>
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<td>E-toll cards mandatory</td>
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<td>IDR 2,500-15,000/section</td>
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<td>Completely cashless</td>
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<td>Brunei</td>
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<td>No tolls</td>
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<td>Free roads</td>
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<td>No charges</td>
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<td>Government-funded infrastructure</td>
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== Major Highway Networks ==
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=== PLUS Malaysia (North-South Expressway) ===
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* '''Coverage:''' 1,130.5 km network
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* '''Route:''' Bukit Kayu Hitam (Thailand border) to Johor Bahru (Singapore border)
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* '''Features:''' Backbone of Malaysian highway system
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* '''Special services:''' PLUSMiles loyalty program, extensive rest areas
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=== Klang Valley Urban Highways ===
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* '''LDP:''' Damansara-Puchong Expressway (high traffic volume)
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* '''NKVE:''' New Klang Valley Expressway
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* '''KESAS:''' Shah Alam Expressway
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* '''DUKE:''' Duta-Ulu Klang Expressway
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* '''SMART Tunnel:''' Dual-purpose road/flood mitigation
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=== East Coast Network ===
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* '''LPT1:''' Karak to Jabor (174 km)
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* '''LPT2:''' Jabor to Kuala Terengganu (184 km)
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* '''Operator:''' AFA Prime Berhad and subsidiaries
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=== Southern Region ===
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* '''Second Link:''' Malaysia-Singapore connection
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* '''Senai-Desaru:''' 77 km expressway in Johor
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* '''LINKEDUA:''' Second Link Expressway
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== Planning Your Malaysia Journey ==
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=== Cost Estimation Formula ===
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* '''Distance-based:''' Generally RM 0.12-0.15 per km for Class 1 vehicles
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* '''Section-based:''' Fixed rates per highway segment
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* '''Holiday periods:''' Potential 10-50% discounts for electronic payments
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=== Travel Tips ===
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* '''Peak hours:''' 7-9 AM and 5-7 PM experience heavy traffic
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* '''Holiday surges:''' Major festivals cause significant congestion
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* '''Route planning:''' Use PLUS mobile app or Google Maps for real-time traffic
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* '''Balance management:''' Ensure sufficient Touch 'n Go credit before travel
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=== Money-Saving Strategies ===
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* '''RFID benefits:''' Access to exclusive promotions and cashback
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* '''PLUSMiles program:''' 5% rebate for RM 100+ monthly usage
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* '''Carpooling:''' Split toll costs among passengers
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* '''Alternative routes:''' Federal roads available as toll-free options
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== Frequently Asked Questions ==
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=== Can I use Singapore's ERP devices in Malaysia? ===
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No, Singapore's ERP In-Vehicle Unit (IU) is not compatible with Malaysian toll systems. Malaysians visiting Singapore need to rent an IU or pay cash-equivalent charges.
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=== Do I need different cards for different highways? ===
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No, Touch 'n Go cards work across all Malaysian highways. RFID stickers are also universally accepted where RFID lanes are available.
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=== What happens if I don't have enough balance? ===
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At most toll plazas, you can top up your Touch 'n Go card on the spot. Some locations offer emergency cash payment options.
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=== Are there discounts for frequent users? ===
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Yes, the PLUSMiles program offers 5% toll rebates when monthly usage exceeds RM 100 on PLUS highways. Holiday rebates up to 50% are also available during festive periods.
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=== Can tourists easily get Touch 'n Go cards? ===
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Yes, cards are widely available at airports, petrol stations, and convenience stores. No identification required for basic cards.
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=== What's the difference between Touch 'n Go and RFID? ===
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Touch 'n Go requires manual tapping at toll gates, while RFID allows hands-free passage. RFID is faster and offers additional promotions.
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=== Are cash payments being eliminated? ===
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No immediate elimination planned, but Malaysia is transitioning toward cashless systems. Electronic payments are strongly encouraged for efficiency.
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== Rewards & Loyalty Programs ==
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=== PLUSMiles Program ===
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* '''Eligibility:''' Class 1 vehicles only
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* '''Benefits:''' 5% toll rebate for RM 100+ monthly usage
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* '''Points system:''' Collect points for rewards and discounts
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* '''Integration:''' Links with Touch 'n Go and RFID accounts
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=== Holiday Promotions ===
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* '''Hari Raya:''' Up to 50% discounts for electronic payment users
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* '''Chinese New Year:''' Special rebates during festive travel
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* '''Deepavali:''' Promotional rates for registered users
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* '''School holidays:''' Occasional family travel discounts
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== Technology & Innovation ==
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=== Multi-Lane Free Flow (MLFF) ===
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* '''Status:''' Pilot programs underway
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* '''Goal:''' Eliminate toll barriers entirely
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* '''Benefits:''' Reduced congestion, improved traffic flow
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* '''Timeline:''' Gradual rollout across major highways
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=== Digital Integration ===
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* '''Mobile apps:''' Real-time traffic, toll calculations
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* '''eWallet integration:''' Seamless payment ecosystem
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* '''Live traffic cameras:''' Available through PLUS app
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* '''Journey planning:''' Integrated route optimization
  
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== Calculate tolls and fuel cost to travel across Malaysia ==
 
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Calculate routes, tolls and fuel costs for your travel by car, jeep, van, SUV, truck, LCV, bus and bike in Malaysia using '''TollGuru Trip Calculator'''. It also shows the cheapest, fastest and other optimal routes to your destination along with toll plaza(s) location en route, payment methods and more.
 
  
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* '''PLUS Malaysia Berhad:''' Customer service available 24/7
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* '''Touch 'n Go Sdn Bhd:''' Card support and services
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* '''Malaysian Highway Authority:''' Regulatory oversight
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=== Emergency Services ===
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* '''Highway patrol:''' Available on major expressways
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* '''Emergency number:''' 999 (police, ambulance, fire)
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* '''PLUS emergency:''' 1800-88-0000
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* '''Touch 'n Go support:''' 03-2714 8888
  
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Rideshare, OEM, TMS, fleet companies and other transport businesses can leverage toll intelligence by integrating with the [https://tollguru.com/faq/developers/ TollGuru Toll API] for pre-trip calculation and post-trip reconciliation.
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Latest revision as of 21:53, 1 July 2025

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Malaysia Toll Roads 2025: Complete Guide

System: Electronic-primary (Touch 'n Go, RFID)
Operator: PLUS, LPT, LITE, Private Concessionaires
Currency: Malaysian Ringgit (RM)
Coverage: 1,400+ km nationwide (Peninsular Malaysia, East Malaysia)
Technology: Touch 'n Go, RFID, SmartTAG, Credit/Debit Cards

Do I Need Touch 'n Go for Malaysia? 2025 Update

Electronic payment highly recommended. While cash is still accepted at most toll plazas, Malaysia is transitioning toward cashless tolling. Touch 'n Go cards and RFID systems offer faster passage and access to discounts.

Payment Options Available:

  • Touch 'n Go cards - Most widely accepted electronic payment
  • RFID stickers - Hands-free payment linked to Touch 'n Go eWallet
  • SmartTAG devices - Infrared-based automatic payment (being phased out)
  • Credit/Debit cards - Available at 12+ selected highways (pilot program)
  • Cash - Still accepted but slower lanes

Malaysia Toll Costs: Current Rates

Vehicle Classification System (2025)

Vehicle Class Vehicle Types Rate Multiplier Examples
Class 1 Cars, motorcycles, light vehicles Base rate Sedans, SUVs, motorcycles
Class 2 Goods vehicles, buses (2 axles, 6 wheels) 2x base rate Small trucks, minibuses
Class 3 Heavy vehicles (3+ axles) 3x base rate Large trucks, trailers
Class 4 Taxis ~0.5x base rate Licensed taxis only
Class 5 Buses ~0.8x base rate Public buses, coaches

Major Highway Examples (Class 1 Vehicles - 2025)

Route Highway Distance Typical Cost Range
Kuala Lumpur - Penang PLUS North-South 380 km RM 45.70
Kuala Lumpur - Johor Bahru PLUS North-South 350 km RM 42.30
Kuala Lumpur - Ipoh PLUS North-South 200 km RM 24.00
Kuala Lumpur - Karak KLK Highway 60 km RM 7.60
Kuala Lumpur - Kajang Cheras-Kajang (Grand Saga) 18 km RM 2.50

Sample Toll Rates by Section

Highway Section Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Distance
LDP (Damansara-Puchong) RM 2.10 RM 4.20 RM 6.30 Single journey
AKLEH (Ampang-KL) RM 1.60 RM 3.20 RM 4.80 Single journey
SMART Tunnel RM 4.00 RM 8.00 RM 12.00 Single journey
Second Link (Johor) RM 9.60 RM 19.20 RM 28.80 Border crossing

How to Pay Malaysia Tolls

Touch 'n Go Cards

  • Basic card: RM 10.60 (including GST)
  • Auto-reload (Zing): Linked to credit/debit cards
  • Photo cards: RM 21.20 (personalized design)
  • Available at: Petrol stations, LRT stations, highway counters

RFID System (Recommended)

  • RFID sticker: Attached to windshield/headlight
  • Linked to: Touch 'n Go eWallet account
  • Benefits: Hands-free payment, faster lanes, promotional offers
  • Installation: Available at RFID fitment centers

PayDirect™ Integration

  • Seamless linking: Touch 'n Go card to eWallet
  • Auto-reload: No more manual top-ups needed
  • Compatibility: Works across all major highways

Alternative Payment Methods

  • MyKad: Can be loaded with Touch 'n Go credit
  • Credit/Debit cards: Pilot program at selected highways
  • Cash: Still accepted but slower processing

Recent Changes (2025)

  • Open payment system: Credit/debit cards accepted at 12+ highways (September 2023 rollout)
  • Multi-Lane Free Flow (MLFF): Pilot programs toward barrier-free tolling
  • Enhanced RFID coverage: All PLUS toll plazas now RFID-equipped
  • SmartTAG phase-out: Gradual transition to RFID and Touch 'n Go systems
  • Holiday rebates: Festive discounts up to 50% during major celebrations

Malaysia vs. Neighboring Countries

Country System Type Payment Methods Typical Cost Special Features
Malaysia Mixed (electronic preferred) Touch 'n Go, RFID, cash RM 1.50-8.00/section PLUSMiles rewards, holiday rebates
Singapore Electronic Road Pricing IU device, credit cards S$1.50-6.00/gantry Congestion-based pricing
Thailand Mixed systems M-Pass, cash, cards THB 25-120/section Bangkok-focused network
Indonesia Electronic-only E-toll cards mandatory IDR 2,500-15,000/section Completely cashless
Brunei No tolls Free roads No charges Government-funded infrastructure

Major Highway Networks

PLUS Malaysia (North-South Expressway)

  • Coverage: 1,130.5 km network
  • Route: Bukit Kayu Hitam (Thailand border) to Johor Bahru (Singapore border)
  • Features: Backbone of Malaysian highway system
  • Special services: PLUSMiles loyalty program, extensive rest areas

Klang Valley Urban Highways

  • LDP: Damansara-Puchong Expressway (high traffic volume)
  • NKVE: New Klang Valley Expressway
  • KESAS: Shah Alam Expressway
  • DUKE: Duta-Ulu Klang Expressway
  • SMART Tunnel: Dual-purpose road/flood mitigation

East Coast Network

  • LPT1: Karak to Jabor (174 km)
  • LPT2: Jabor to Kuala Terengganu (184 km)
  • Operator: AFA Prime Berhad and subsidiaries

Southern Region

  • Second Link: Malaysia-Singapore connection
  • Senai-Desaru: 77 km expressway in Johor
  • LINKEDUA: Second Link Expressway

Planning Your Malaysia Journey

Cost Estimation Formula

  • Distance-based: Generally RM 0.12-0.15 per km for Class 1 vehicles
  • Section-based: Fixed rates per highway segment
  • Holiday periods: Potential 10-50% discounts for electronic payments

Travel Tips

  • Peak hours: 7-9 AM and 5-7 PM experience heavy traffic
  • Holiday surges: Major festivals cause significant congestion
  • Route planning: Use PLUS mobile app or Google Maps for real-time traffic
  • Balance management: Ensure sufficient Touch 'n Go credit before travel

Money-Saving Strategies

  • RFID benefits: Access to exclusive promotions and cashback
  • PLUSMiles program: 5% rebate for RM 100+ monthly usage
  • Carpooling: Split toll costs among passengers
  • Alternative routes: Federal roads available as toll-free options

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use Singapore's ERP devices in Malaysia?

No, Singapore's ERP In-Vehicle Unit (IU) is not compatible with Malaysian toll systems. Malaysians visiting Singapore need to rent an IU or pay cash-equivalent charges.

Do I need different cards for different highways?

No, Touch 'n Go cards work across all Malaysian highways. RFID stickers are also universally accepted where RFID lanes are available.

What happens if I don't have enough balance?

At most toll plazas, you can top up your Touch 'n Go card on the spot. Some locations offer emergency cash payment options.

Are there discounts for frequent users?

Yes, the PLUSMiles program offers 5% toll rebates when monthly usage exceeds RM 100 on PLUS highways. Holiday rebates up to 50% are also available during festive periods.

Can tourists easily get Touch 'n Go cards?

Yes, cards are widely available at airports, petrol stations, and convenience stores. No identification required for basic cards.

What's the difference between Touch 'n Go and RFID?

Touch 'n Go requires manual tapping at toll gates, while RFID allows hands-free passage. RFID is faster and offers additional promotions.

Are cash payments being eliminated?

No immediate elimination planned, but Malaysia is transitioning toward cashless systems. Electronic payments are strongly encouraged for efficiency.

Rewards & Loyalty Programs

PLUSMiles Program

  • Eligibility: Class 1 vehicles only
  • Benefits: 5% toll rebate for RM 100+ monthly usage
  • Points system: Collect points for rewards and discounts
  • Integration: Links with Touch 'n Go and RFID accounts

Holiday Promotions

  • Hari Raya: Up to 50% discounts for electronic payment users
  • Chinese New Year: Special rebates during festive travel
  • Deepavali: Promotional rates for registered users
  • School holidays: Occasional family travel discounts

Technology & Innovation

Multi-Lane Free Flow (MLFF)

  • Status: Pilot programs underway
  • Goal: Eliminate toll barriers entirely
  • Benefits: Reduced congestion, improved traffic flow
  • Timeline: Gradual rollout across major highways

Digital Integration

  • Mobile apps: Real-time traffic, toll calculations
  • eWallet integration: Seamless payment ecosystem
  • Live traffic cameras: Available through PLUS app
  • Journey planning: Integrated route optimization

Contact Information

Major Highway Operators

  • PLUS Malaysia Berhad: Customer service available 24/7
  • Touch 'n Go Sdn Bhd: Card support and services
  • Malaysian Highway Authority: Regulatory oversight

Emergency Services

  • Highway patrol: Available on major expressways
  • Emergency number: 999 (police, ambulance, fire)
  • PLUS emergency: 1800-88-0000
  • Touch 'n Go support: 03-2714 8888
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