UPDATE: Full list of reduced toll charges for all vehicle classes added below
Good news for those who use the KESAS Highway regularly. Works Minister Datuk Seri Shaziman Abu Mansor has announced that toll charges on the E5 expressway will be reduced from midnight today.
“Mulai tengahmalam ini, kadar tol utk lebuhraya kesas dturunkan. Kereta hanya perlu bayar RM2. Semua kelas kenderaan ada penurunan (From midnight, toll charges on the Kesas Highway will be reduced. Motorists need pay only RM2. There will be a reduction for all classes of vehicles,” the minister tweeted.
The 20 sen reduction means that Class 1 motorists will pay RM2 instead of RM2.20. Compared to the current rates of RM1.10 to RM4.40, the new rates will range from RM1.00 to RM4.00
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the blog post primarily express skepticism about the 20-sen toll reduction on Kesas, questioning if it’s merely a political gesture ahead of the upcoming election. Many see it as a small, ineffective increase that won't significantly ease financial burdens, with some suggesting the government might compensate concessionaires through taxpayer money or extend toll contracts. Several comments accuse the ruling party of using the reduction as a political stunt to buy votes and highlight historical toll increases or extensions that keep costs high. Others compare Malaysia’s toll system unfavorably to countries like the UK, and some predict further toll hikes after the elections. Overall, there’s a tone of distrust, viewing the measure as a temporary and superficial tactic rather than genuine relief for commuters.