Two toll booths on the Cheras-Kajang (Grand Saga) Highway will be abolished as of midnight tonight. The abolished toll booths are the RM1 Batu 9 Toll Plaza, Kuala Lumpur-bound, as well as the RM0.90 Batu 11 Toll Plaza, Kajang-bound.
Take note that only one of the two tolls on each direction have been abolished, so the Kajang-bound Batu 9 Toll Plaza and the Kuala Lumpur-bound Batu 11 Toll Plaza will continue to collect toll, business as usual.
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OMG…..mau hapus, hapus semua 4 tolls di situ, tapi tinggal lagi 2 tolls……hai….
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0I think they something wrong behind the scene. IMHO, The gov will allow Grand Saga to extend their concession period.
0 0i think it was already extended to 2030.
built in 1998 at cost of RM275mil, now being used by more than 180,000 cars daily… toll collection already surpassed RM600mil, while maintenence and operational cost is around RM150mil. profit already RM175mil… hurmm..12km road could generate such income in 10 years.. wallaaa…
0 0mari kita buat jambatan pulakk..
tapi datuk, seri sini mana ada sungai??
kalau takde sungai, kita bina sungai!!
0 0Will the undemolished toll booth increase the toll rate as compensation?
0 0retrench 30 staff is better than burdening 180,000 road users, right?
0 0Because of election, so he only do so! And this was infkuence by pakatan and Lim Guang Eng. Come on, is already enough BN has colected toll for so long d….
0 0They say the waste will be processed in australia, but what if accident occurs while our malaysian truck driver is transporting it…? Example, from kuantan on the way to port klang..
Perak, selangor and KL people kena radiation also, u know? My dear stupid government??
0 0kuantan already has port, why you need to transport it to port klang? do you actually understand the issue or you just follow and no question asked??
0 0this people only know how to talk.. they didnt know that rare earth also use in device for laptop, computer, iphone, earphone.. what a waste talking about them.. at last they still using rare earth device
0 0+1, one more step then further complicates the matter, more kilometers and changes for the waste to reach more Malaysians.
0 0GOOD MOVE by govt.. waiting for Lim Guan Eng to abolished toll at Penang bridge?? Dont ever count on it!! Janji Kosong!
0 0come on, get the fact right before you speak. Penang bridge is under jurisdiction of central gov, not state.
0 0why they didn’t think before making any promise? PR said want to abolish toll in Sungai Nyior, Penang if they win in Penang. It’s easy to promise.. when u can’t deliver, always blame someone else.
0 0Mofaz get your facts right LGE
promised no toll at Sg Nyior if they take Putrajaya !!
You’re a blind Proton and BN cybertrooper !!
0 0“A posting on the DAP website dated Feb 25, 2007, quoted party leader Ng Wei Aik as saying that the Sungai Nyior toll would be abolished if Pakatan wins a parliamentary seat and four state seats, including the Prai seat, in the March 2008 general election,” he said (Bagan MCA Youth chief David Chua).
0 0this become ‘political’ because you simply accuse me a BN supporter when I questioned the above issue. bare with me for a while, I’m just a fence sitter and looking at both sides. I’ll talk about issues related to ‘motoring’ because that’s what matter to us here.
PR promised about Sg Nyior toll in 2008 GE, when they can’t deliver, they simply said it’s under Fed Gov. How come PAS could abolish toll on a bridge when they won Terrenganu in 1999 GE, but DAP couldn’t? is it because they refuse to pay compensation to the concessionaries? they should know how much it will costs them before making any promise!! now LGE promised to abolish tolls on PLUS and Penang bridge if they win 2013 GE… ask them whether they know the cost.
LGE also mentioned that PR would increase petrol royalties to oil producing states (Sabah & Sarawak) to 20% from current 5%. if they win GE as Fed Gov, most probably they win Sabah & Sarawak too due to this promise. with such huge payout, surely something has to give. will our fuel subsidy reduced? I wonder who will benefit most? the PR state Gov or rakyat? but, on another note, Anwar already promised to reduce petrol price (i assume by increasing subsidies) if they take over Putrajaya. so, will they increase other tax?
I just want to know how they plan to abolish all the tolls, paying huge royalties to the states and at the same time increasing subsidies. how they plan to maintain the good condition of Plus highway without toll collection is also a mystery. go around KL and you may see how terrible is the maintenance on free roads compared to tolled ones. all this will involve billions of RM.
I’m not just listening to their promises, I’m also waiting eagerly for them to show their plans on how to make all their promises a reality. how long will it take? will it be immediately or only when the next GE 2016/2017 is close?. if it’s ‘believable’ and acceptable, then they will have my vote.
0 0From all your previous posting show you are NO FENCE SITTER
Cut the craps we are no buying a single ideas from you !! F off !
0 0Where there’s a will, there’s a way…my dear…
The people can see and will know which party have the heart and soul to make our country better..and one thing for sure, there’s one party has been squeezing and sucking our blood, playing “mamasak” polical games that make our country a joke to the world all these years…
U still cant see it ah?
0 0Very sensible comment. Unfortunately pro-PR supporters are every bit as blinkered as pro-BN supporters. The only way to go is to be pro-Malaysia and judge both parties equally.
0 0yo Quantum Leap, what i meant for ‘fence sitter’ is too observe both parties and not just sitting in 1 side. if you put yourself too early in 1 side, you might not see what’s on the other side. u understand me?
i’ve never join any party and become hardcore supporter. the final verdict will only be made come election day. many other Malaysians are like me. sometime vote 1 side, and sometimes the other.
what matter most to me is the track record, not just promises. LGE/DAP must prove themselves first. now, where is the state-wide free WiFi promised in 2008? Penang state government continue to exclude three parliamentary constituencies held by BN MPs in its free WiFi initiative due to ‘limited funds’. they said the state resources were too limited to extend the service to Kepala Batas, Tasek Gelugor and Nibong Tebal. when PR make PLUS as free highway, will they put toll booths on entry and exit to BN states? how would u react if the BR1M is only given out to those in BN states?
0 0mofaz, your name already shows that you are pro-BN..mofaz…so obvious..
why would you question the promises made by pakatan? why dont you mention all the corruption and illegal money outflows amounting to hundreds of billions of rm each year? even shahrizat’s case is 250 million..and that is just one minister..shahrizat said its not just her but all ministers..imagine each minister has a 250mil project each..how many billions will that be?
pakatan made the promises based on it being able to plug all these leakages..by saving billions each year, of course they would be able to give back to the rakyat by abolishing tolls and increasing petroleum royalty..
0 0If Penang Bridge is free toll, those ferry also must be free. Or else nobody will be using ferry. Agree?
0 0ferry has some kind of sentimental value… tourist like them.
0 0fish for votes lor… give u little sweet but suck ur blood dry
0 0Another series of telenovela ready to air b4 GE!
0 0hahahaha…..
Abolish one toll….
Other area, tax kaw-kaw……
Other barang, price goes high-high…..
0 0the rm1 toll kl bound toll is the main reason why i late to work..i stuck on a massive jam then i have to pay for that..
0 0yeah, pay for the jam…. how effective is the toll
0 0Aiyah, abolish toll also complaint. Should be happy mah. Sound more like my wife, buy expensive dinner also complain. Typical childish malaysian mentality
0 0Another desperate move by Barang Naik regime. Too little too late. Rakyat are not so stupid.
0 0Oi Najib, Shah Alam lagi banyak melayulah! Abolish tol Shah Alam lah, Mangkuk!
0 0LOL! Knowing the Gov and have insider working in one of the toll companies, Gov is giving them other projects to compensate for the abolishment of toll booths ;)
Due to media is being controlled by BOLEHLand cronies, you will never know which project that was handed out to those companies.
0 0they abolished one toll doesnt mean dont have to pay ma. they can make you pay RM1.90 at the remaining tolls right? can somebody confirm this?
0 0no. for kl to kajang u need to pay only rm1 instead of rm1.90 before. for kajang to kl u need to pay rm0.90 instead of rm1.90 before.
0 0could it be demolish due to old age and build a bigger and stronger one after erection?
0 0next !!
batu tiga federal highway toll please.
0 0ha ha ha.. yes, its literally a car park. from Klang got err what.. 10-12 toll booths? and then narrow it to 3 lanes.
superb and brilliant.
0 0and they are proud of what they did when they are the one who made it in the first place..cehh~
0 0Purposely abolish part of the tolls in that area cause cheras kajang area there the people sorry no offence but they are less educated. Easier to cheat… Why dont abolish rm2.20 toll on kesas, or 1.6 on ldp??? These two highways are used heavily everyday
0 0Inilah mentaliti kita.Abolish toll pun bising naik tol pun bising.Patut tak payah buat ape2 sebenarnye.
0 0They are starting to build a new highway soon connecting bukit jalil to ampang. A new diversion which will cross path to cheras alam damai, bukit segar all the way to ampang.
There will be at least 3 tolls on that highway. Abolishing this 2 but compensate with 3 new ones soon. And don’t forget they can increase the toll price after every few years based on their toll contract.Who knows it will increase back to RM1.90.
0 0wow, good news for me, congratz to all working at KL or living in cheras =]
0 0gomen need to “sacrifice” one of its cash cows to distribute to the ppl mah? show that they care!?? pls lah! abolish toll at LDP & NKVE laaa… these cows are overweight d laaa….
0 0Biasalah….election is near…takut kalah dia orang…
0 0Give 50% discount to all toll users nationwide then only fair lah.
Why only Selangor ?
UEM and EPF owns PLUS so why cannot EPF sacrifice for its contributors?
PLUS highway toll is too expensive for us folks in Ipoh.
0 0dont have money..dont use PLUS…use trunk road..more safer..less car esc between Bidor to Tapah..very nice view and good roadside restaurant…PLUS jln orang kaya.
0 0promise that you will make BN lose even more this GE and you will see BN crawling to your doors.. doing this and that. in fact, even pay you money for using highways…
0 0Glad to see the government is sensitive to the public sentiment. If the government do this,I guess we dont need the opposition to look out after our interest.
Ever since the opposition have taken Selangor and having been living in PJ for more than 30 years,I have seen draconian approach by them in handling parking offenses. A 60 cents parking offense has escalated to a $100 fine that later turn into warrant of arrest. It was later I found out that Pakatan boyz outsource the collection to an outside agency ran by the PKR boyz too who gets to keep 30% of my fine.
I thought when we got them in power they would look out for our interest but instead they were looking out for their pocket interest.
0 0Look after people interest, Not Law Breaker like U !!
Another stupid Ms. Tow Truck !!
0 0Lawbreakers also voters what….that’s why police summon got discounts….i guess the Selangor G just greedy and stupid not to realise this facts..
0 0U mean u will never get summons under previous states govt ? that could mena either they never do their job, or u pay KxPx Money ?
Another stupid idea ! Pay on time pay full ! Pay late got Discount !
So you vote for govt which allow you to break the law & park ikut suka kamu ?
0 0I live in PJ for the past 30 years also and I’m happy that
MPBJ is doing the right thing.
Motorist like you prefer to double park instead of paying
a mere 60 sen. Cheapskate & u deserve it !!
0 0You don’t pay parking, kena saman your fault la
0 0thats what you get when blame umno for everything and thinks the grass on the other side is greener. BN grass is not green and a lot of botak patch. But opposition is same la. Maybe even worse no grass at all. Remember to follow the rules. Theres no bn or pr in parking rules. You follow rules no need to worry.
0 0Many of us see green in Penang. Current govt is running out of cheese, we will get slap with more tax like gst, 1care, more toll roads. The choice is ours, please make a wise one. Penang folks made the right one. This is no brainier but many BN supported dun get it.
0 0I stay in Ampang, and if I pay my MPAJ summon early, they give discount, if i pay late, there’s no discount….I am very happy with this method with common sense…..Great job by the Selangor government..This is how it should work..
0 0people who get summon and refused to pay is “draconian” ,
people who double park and cause incoveneince to other people is “draconian”,
people who build tolls and award the project and contract to their own “boyz” and then increase the rate every now and then is “draconian”,
wake up mr/ms tow truck …or whatever…
0 0Hope to see miracle after this…whoever pass through toll wil get money return RM1 each due to over collected for the past few years wrongly collected by gov. … hehe
0 0bagi salah tak bagi pun salah… apa apa aje lah korang nak kutuk gula gula GE ke bagi kroni projek lain ke…. lantak lah… bila sampai time pilihanraya pandai2 aku la nak undi sapa… bukannye nak decide based on hentikan toll aje… byk lagi faktor lain de…
yg penting… aku yg lalu situ hari hari pegi keje… sgt2 bersyukur dpt kurangkan kos bayar toll… korang yg lain tak lalu situ tapi byk komplain… ADE AKU KESAH????
0 0terrer ko ni, tau orang2 yg komen ni tak lalu kat jalan cheras kajang tuh. Bila orang komplen tu maksudnya mereka nak yang terbaik, walau pun standard mereka lebih sikit dari ko kut. Tapi kalau ko TAK KESAH, tak perlu lah nak komen pulak….macam berbelit otak ko ni….
0 0Please dun be deceived by illusion, cheap gimmicks to fish votes.
When a saint make a small mistake, everyone start to think they r bad, evil, unacceptable.
When a devil do bad deeds, we accept it. When they do some good, he suddenly become a good guy?
To BN cyber trooper, please think about whole nation and not just about urself. U may be the lucky few who benefited from a corrupted govt. the majority of us do not but get punished with more toll roads and expensive cars instead. Rakyat work very hard for their money to make ends meet. Cronies buy luxury like a multi million condo and drive Porsche.
0 0Pada 11th January 2014 lebih kurang 12.55pm saya tengah memandu kereta saya dari arah cheras ke kajang, tiba-tiba diatas jalan raya (line ke 3) ada sesuatu benda terhaang di tengah jalan raya. Tetapi sampai masa saya nampak, saya sudah tidak sempat tekan brake, sebab itu adalah jalan ke arah naik bukit. Jika saya meletak brake, kerosakan saya lagi terluk.(KM19.1)
Selepas terlanggar benda itu, saya terlus membawah kereta saya ke tepi jalan raya untuk membuat periksaan atas kereta saya.
Masa itu i saya nampak kereta saya tyre sudah puncat, body kit belakang telah rosak.
Masa itu saya terus melefon Grand Saga Highway untuk membuat aduan. Selepas 5 minis pekerja Grand Saga Highway telah sampai. Dan juga telah mengambil gambar atas kerosakan kerata saya, selepas itu juga mendapat kutip semula benda besi yang menyebabkan kereta saya rosak.
Selepas itu saya telah mengikut pekerja Grand Saga Highway pergi pejabat untuk membuat laporan saya.
Selepas itu saya telah banyak kali cuba menghubungi Grand Saga Highway untuk keterangan yang terbaru, tetapi mereka tidak mahu beritahu berita yang terbaru, sekali hanya minta saya tinggakan pesanan supaya officer akan melefon saya.
Hari itu sudah 21th January 2014. Saya masih tidak dapat apa-apa berita daripada Grand Saya Highway.
Kita saya telah menyimpan 1 salinan gambar kerosan kerata saya dan juga laporan saya. jika ada keperluan saya akan membuat laporan dipejabat-pejabat aduan ataupun MCA.
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The comments mainly reflect public frustration over toll abolishment, with many expressing suspicion that the move is politically motivated ahead of elections. Some complain about ongoing toll charges on other roads and the high cost of maintenance and profit margins for toll operators like Grand Saga. There are also concerns about the fairness of toll removal in certain areas while other tolls remain, and skepticism about future toll increases or compensations. Several comments praise the government’s efforts, but many remain doubtful about the sincerity of the toll abolition, seeing it as a strategic move to win votes. Overall, sentiments are mixed, with frustration over toll policies and the political implications dominating the discussion.