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Touch 'n Go to deploy 10 enhanced RFID lanes for Malaysia's toll system upgrade
Touch 'n Go Sdn Bhd is expanding its Enhanced Radio Frequency Identification infrastructure as part of Malaysia's transition to the modern MLFF toll collection system. The deployment of 10 new RFID lanes represents a significant step in modernising the country's highway payment ecosystem.
LSN Malaysia ·
KUALA LUMPUR — Touch 'n Go Sdn Bhd announced plans to add 10 Enhanced Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) lanes to support Malaysia's shift towards the unified MLFF toll system. The expansion forms part of broader infrastructure upgrades designed to streamline toll collection across the nation's expressway network.
The initiative reflects Touch 'n Go's commitment to facilitating the country's transition to more efficient, technology-driven toll payment methods. Enhanced RFID technology offers improved read rates and faster transaction processing compared to conventional systems, reducing congestion at toll plazas during peak travel periods.
The additional lanes will be strategically deployed to enhance capacity and coverage across key highway corridors. Touch 'n Go's investment in upgraded infrastructure aligns with government efforts to modernise Malaysia's toll collection framework and improve overall road user experience.
The deployment timeline and specific locations for the 10 new Enhanced RFID lanes are expected to be announced in due course. This expansion underscores the company's role as a key technology partner in Malaysia's transport infrastructure development and the broader transition to the MLFF system.