More motorists topping up their Touch n' Go
Published on 8 Nov 2019 7:40:16 PM
More motorists are making sure they have sufficient balance in their Touch 'n Go cards following PLUS Malaysia Bhd (PMB) ending card reload facilities at all toll plaza exit lanes since Tuesday.
PLUS’ managing director Datuk Azman Ismail said the move has begun to show positive changes in driving behavior while easing congestion at the toll plazas, adding that PLUS will be rolling out its latest Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) toll collection system at nine of its open system tolls this coming January.
More motorists are making sure they have sufficient balance in their Touch 'n Go cards following PLUS Malaysia Bhd (PMB) ending card reload facilities at all toll plaza exit lanes since Tuesday.
PLUS’ managing director Datuk Azman Ismail said the move has begun to show positive changes in driving behavior while easing congestion at the toll plazas, adding that PLUS will be rolling out its latest Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) toll collection system at nine of its open system tolls this coming January.