Multi Lane Fast Flow (MLFF) toll collection in Malaysia soon – no need to stop to pay toll fares anymore

Multi Lane Fast Flow (MLFF) toll collection in Malaysia soon – no need to stop to pay toll fares anymore

We’ve heard of the term Multi Lane Fast Flow (MLFF) for quite a while now, having been mentioned as early as 2009 as a way to reduce congestion at toll plazas. The idea is to have a system for toll collection that operates without having vehicles slow down or stop at traditional toll plazas.

You know the usual complaint – motorists use highways to avoid traffic, but end up getting stuck in traffic jams at toll plazas. If implemented properly, MLFF should put an end to this completely. Now finally, it looks like we will soon see it happen for real in Malaysia.

Works minister Datuk Seri Alexander Nanta Linggi mentioned on Twitter that he had a meeting with all 32 tolled highway concessionaires, plus relevant industry players and stakeholders regarding the planned implementation of MLFF in the country.

“Overall, all industry players are welcoming the move towards MLFF with open arms, and a few details are currently being finetuned to ensure that the system will provide the best service for consumers. I will share more soon,” he said.

While no timeline has been mentioned, the previous senior works minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof had said back in October last year that the new toll collection system would be introduced by 2025. We will have to see if that target is still in place under the current government.

Also unclear so far is how exactly the MLFF system will work in Malaysia – whether or not motorists will have to buy a dedicated device to pay tolls is still unknown. Not having to stop to pay tolls is definitely a good thing, but having to spend money on a special device to do so? Let us know your thoughts below.

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Comments

  • Toll the troll on Feb 16, 2023 at 10:19 am

    Dah lama dah Spore implement ni….no need to study further, its well proven.

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    • Ex pengundi PN on Feb 16, 2023 at 10:51 am

      Rakyat receiving good news everyday.
      Terbaik syabas kerajaan PH BN, better nation!

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    • Deputy Sheriff Idaho on Feb 16, 2023 at 11:05 am

      Fix the embarrassment vehicle registration plate everybody can make first! Your neighbour countries already implemented standard issued number plate so many moons ago…. Multi-lane fast flow equipped with automated vehicles registration plate recognition camera can’t read fancy plate and world record smallest motorcycle plate!

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      • Raziq on Feb 16, 2023 at 2:32 pm

        I have installed the ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) at the condo we managed it works well. What Deputy Sheriff Idaho says it is true.

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      • Why so hard?? on Feb 16, 2023 at 4:08 pm

        Agreed with your point. Why it is so hard to standardised the no.plate and issued by relevant agency? This can solve lots of problems! Gment shld prioritise this.

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    • Well, SG ERP system is still based on fixed rate charges and need to have IU in the car. Last i heard, they are moving away from this system to the GPS-based distance-travelled charging mechanism.

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    • Tengah study kroni mana nak kasi kontrak. GPS based would be great there also comes things like privacy coming into the play but it would be much cheaper but at the same thing easily hacked.

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  • As long as tounchngo monopoly cancelled

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    • betul brader on Feb 16, 2023 at 10:42 am

      yes, please use OPEN TENDER. No more TnGo nonsense. They have proven themselves to be incompetent.

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  • mogan on Feb 16, 2023 at 10:30 am

    i rather have this Multi Lane Fast Flow (MLFF) to be implemented as soon as possible without any delay to ease congestion in our country especially in klang valley. I rather spend money on a special device if needed which anyhow will benefit the motorist by saving their petrol money and even time without waiting at toll plazas in traffic jam

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  • Katheryne Wong on Feb 16, 2023 at 10:40 am

    Too many tol companies, there are 32 in total, surely tol business is good in Malaysia, can get rich quickly. How to register as a tol company?

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    • stop dremaing on Feb 16, 2023 at 10:57 am

      Some basic requirements to win the tender:
      1. you must be bumiputra (yes racism)
      2. you need to know someone in Minister posts (cronysm)
      3. you pandai buat derma (ahem… corru…cough cough)

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      • Jimho on Feb 16, 2023 at 1:14 pm

        U batuk macam itu, u should see a doctor. Tausa tunggu.

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        • tausa piah on Feb 16, 2023 at 1:41 pm

          hospital tak bagi masuk. sebab aku tak pakai tudung.

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          • PDRM dan Hospital on Feb 16, 2023 at 3:43 pm

            Nowadays go balai polis or hospital emergency must wear tuxedo.

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      • jebon on Feb 16, 2023 at 3:51 pm

        You forget Ali Baba..
        Thats is theost important thing.

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      • Bumiputra on Feb 16, 2023 at 7:50 pm

        Please la don’t stay in cave… bumiputra is NOT racism. This is part of agreement. Many country also have “bumiputra”… eg red indian in USA.

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        • Jimho on Feb 16, 2023 at 10:12 pm

          My comment above is meant to be a joke, no implications of any kind.

          They’re called native Americans, not red… Their rights are the same as everybody’s. They’re allocated Indian reservations in many states, but most live outside… There is the natives American administration that caters to their needs. Very similar to the Aborigines in Aust. They’re given handouts, but unfortunately many don’t work & are addicted to alcohol. Nonetheless, in the US many excels as students, teachers professionals, etc. It’s mostly the white Americans that run the govt, economy, military, etc,etc.

          Boys + girls: no more unprofitable comments plz.

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      • After buiputra guy gets toll concession, sell to non bumi for rm500 tax free like what umno people did when they got duke. No capital gains tax if sell concessions hence politicians very reluctant to charge tax on capital gains.

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      • Cacibai on Feb 16, 2023 at 9:58 pm

        Racist macam Chinese speakee only, ini ada dalam PERLEMBAGAAN, sebabtu bangsa kau boleh dapat KERAKYATAN, kau baca suruhanjaya reid, kerakyatan jus soli, kalau x puas hati, kenapa masa nk minta kerakyatan kau x bising?? Dh dpat ic baru bising??

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        • malabai on Feb 17, 2023 at 7:08 am

          dulu kata NEP (tongkat) cuma 25 tahun saja. ni dah berapa lama???

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        • splunky on Feb 17, 2023 at 1:02 pm

          jgn marah kita gurau je, awk dh minum ketum ?

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        • Chill brother. Bumi or not. No prob. Let money do the talking here. Come to publika, I belanja you jus oren.

          Very soli ya.

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  • used 30 years ago in Singapore on Feb 16, 2023 at 10:41 am

    this is ERP in Singapore. Also saw them in Taiwan.
    Malaysia already too slow, now only start using.

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    • Kea Was on Feb 16, 2023 at 11:36 am

      Aha not only this is slow but also technological advancements, our Garments & Shoes models, phones, cars, food, business all from top to bottom goes to cronies first (with love from Direct Negotiation Tender) and to make maximum profit sell old stocks to us.

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  • Please don’t follow the singapore system which is bought at great cost and unnecessary devices etx. There is a costs effective system from UK with number plate recognition to do this.

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    • Kaloi on Feb 16, 2023 at 11:26 am

      Std number plate and enforce it well. MLFF needs it. Police roadblock can use it as well. Camera with automated number plate reading, immediately know details about warrants, summons, roadtax etc. Mall car park use the system, that is the cheap version. Stop those fancy fonts and then do any kind of digitalisation as you please

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      • butfirst on Feb 16, 2023 at 1:33 pm

        have to weed out all those fancy number plates first. The system cant read those fancy fonts, tiny letters, etc

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        • stranger on Feb 16, 2023 at 4:44 pm

          Camera nowadays so advance can recognize face. even small phone device have this. iphone can convert ugly hand writing to normal fonts. its all joke and excuse. fancy plate only small % use.not a valid reason for this implementation to delay

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          • Jebon on Feb 21, 2023 at 4:49 am

            Different implementation bro. MLFF ANPR need to capture fast moving vehicles, while your example above is on static images.

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          • Ant stoopid on Feb 21, 2023 at 11:00 am

            Even local dev can develope the plate recognition la for fast moving vehicle we have the tech for that speed trap can implement for this cannot ah come on think

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          • Ant stoopid on Feb 21, 2023 at 11:03 am

            @jebon come on la speed trap can impliment now suddenly cannot logic ah

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    • DonkeyKong on Feb 16, 2023 at 1:10 pm

      The most basic of things like enforcing a total ban on fancy number plates and shutting down the shops that make them pun tak boleh.. and you expect NPR to be effective nationwide?

      If the govt is serious about weeding out non-standard number plates, it’s easy. Just be a tyrant about it. Imprison the owners of companies that produce fancy number plates for a minimum of 2 years with mandatory bankruptcy declaration. For cars that use fancy font number plates, impose a mandatory seizure of the vehicle that will then be auctioned off.

      Ini pulak we have everything ass-backwards… give them a light slap on the wrists and offer them saman discounts a few times per year. How to enforce anything?

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      • jebon on Feb 16, 2023 at 3:49 pm

        tu cina punya biz.
        tk blh enforce nanti komplen kata melayu kejam.
        tu psl cancel until now because all this chinamen biz complaint.

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        • DonkeyKong on Feb 17, 2023 at 12:00 pm

          Ko tgk social media, yg dok promote fancy plate tu rata rata bisnes BMF la kawan.. majority yg suka pakai fancy plate pula ada dua puak: puak T20 uneducated yg kaya tapi tak berotak,termasuk influencers dan usahawan kosmetik, pakai fancy plate kat Vellfire diorang.. dan puak B40 jenis gemar modify kereta-kereta tempatan dan kereta tua (kononnya kereta JDM classic) dan suka berkonvoi.. misalnya jenis org yg bawak Alza atau Honda EG hatchback dgn ekzos bising dan windshield belakang tampal penuh dgn sticker..

          Kalau crackdown kat mereka-mereka ni, terus complain pasal kerajaan zalim.. takbirr.. bangkittt.. dan sebagainya..

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    • It’s one time cost only and if the benefits are great, why not?

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  • paperjam on Feb 16, 2023 at 10:58 am

    How do this country prevent people from using fake plate number. Just wondering

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    • jamkertas on Feb 16, 2023 at 1:42 pm

      I just placed an order online shopping for a random car number. Later can speed through highways. no more takut speed camera.

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  • Need to solve the number plates issue. Sometimes I am not so sure about those car plates that faced upwards, is like telling GOD to choose you.

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  • Would the existing Smart Tag and RFID works on this or do we need another device? And also can it detect those who speed up to 320km/h and beyond? A lot of questions needs to be answered and more testing needs to be done to prove the effectiveness. I’m not against the multi lane free flow but this needs to be properly implemented so that government doesn’t spend unnecessarily to fix the problem.

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    • Steven.Lee on Feb 17, 2023 at 12:29 am

      Singapore gantries require vehicles to slow down to 60 kph, so there are speed cameras before gantries on expressways to make vehicles slow down. Slowing down to 60 kph is no big deal since the maximum legal speed on Singapore expressways is only 90 kph.

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  • Ben Yap on Feb 16, 2023 at 11:14 am

    so much funds wasted on the infrastructure from TNG and RFID. Now motorist need to spend money, effort and time to change to a new system since MLFF is not a new invention. other countries have been using it for ages but government allows TNG to do something different that is ineffective.

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  • lain janji lain dapat #hancing #kencing bersepah

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    • Panas nampak nga macai phumnodap dengan komen aku. Tak betul ke??? Betul kan..hancing je janji janji manis dulu tu. Konon dulu bukan dia PM sbb tu janji tu tak dpt tunai, skg bila dah jadi pm, tak tunaikan jugak…kencing

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      • b40 memang pandai on Feb 16, 2023 at 3:21 pm

        sebab kau tak sekolah. Kontract tu dari kerajaan lama. Duit derma dah masuk kocek kerajaan lama. Kerajaan baru tak boleh cancel kontrak tiba tiba, ada penalty. bangang

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      • This guy is so cute, cannot accept the dislike button and came out explain further

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  • Stop with stupid move to digitalize the road tax. Fix and enforce standardise number plate for all vehicles. Make it easier for computer to read the plate. Everything else will become easier after that. MLFF, roadtax, summons, roadblock. Put a camera and you can know everything about the vehicles.

    Evrything the gov doing now is like trying to build a house without having a land to build on. Do the fundamentals first.

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  • Yes, please do implement the MLFF. The toll plazas are currently hardly efficient with motorists having to slow down to a crawl for their RFID to be detected or risk the indignity of having to reverse with a long line of cars behind. Not to mention the confusing lane distribution between TnGo, Smart tag & RFID lanes at toll plazas and the jostling for position that’s required to be in the correct lane. A small investment towards a new device would be worth it in my opinion to free motorists from this challenge.

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  • Bieight8 on Feb 16, 2023 at 11:37 am

    If the device can control under rm100 I would rather buy it then stuck in jam

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    • saya PuAS on Feb 16, 2023 at 3:44 pm

      later B40 wear red shirt and bermogok on the streets of KL, again.

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  • well.. although we are over 20 years too late (that’s ONE entire generation!), it’s better than what we have today la

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  • newme on Feb 16, 2023 at 11:59 am

    Definitely not with the current passive RFID. If they die die want to proceed with passive RFID (for whatever “reason”), it would jam up the license plate recognition system having to identify so many cars that fail to be captured by the RFID antenna.

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  • newme on Feb 16, 2023 at 12:35 pm

    Greenpacket again?
    Name one project from this company that is successful.

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  • Johan on Feb 16, 2023 at 12:46 pm

    Whatever the solution, the touch and go monopoly must end. Otherwise, this is just another one of TNG’s revenue streams. Use existing banking systems, debit and credit cards. Touch n Go is absolutely unnecessary.

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  • Always slower than neighbours country..zzz

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  • DonkeyKong on Feb 16, 2023 at 1:06 pm

    Best option is to use a dedicated active RFID device that can be configured to use e-Wallet or auto-debit from credit cards. No more TnG garbage, no more passive RFID garbage.

    And for fork’s sake, Malaysians should just shut up and buy an active RFID device. Instead, a majority of Malaysians have a B40 mentality of poverty and want to skimp on a device, and would rather wait in long queues at toll booths.

    Enough with toll booths that contribute towards bottle-necking and jams, enough with half-baked garbage like TnG RFID, enough with backwards garbage like TnG lanes.

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    • PrincessPeach on Feb 16, 2023 at 1:50 pm

      the fact is, malaysia full of B40. Everything the B40 requests, they receive. M40 forever ignored. because M40 wont wear red shirt and mogok on the streets like B40 (too much free time)

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    • Gomorrah on Feb 16, 2023 at 5:35 pm

      100% agree. In any case it isn’t like the govt has to come up with the system right…so many exist with an active tag as well as an online payment option for casual users – 3 days to pay using their number plate or auto kena saman. Eg linkt.com.au which is used for toll payments in Sydney/Melbourne/Brisbane. We used to have a similar system more than 20 years ago – Fastrak on PLUS highways (tag technology not online payment).

      Of course to implement this, the government will have to deal with vested interests ranging from a certain sotong bank to number plate making businesses all kicking up a fuss (as others have pointed out here). As well as which crony will bring the tags in and charge a ridiculous inflated sum to purchase the device, further inflaming all the toll road users. Simple things like let JPJ have sole control over sale of device and issue standardised number plates also kenot implement. Everyone gets a cut except the rakyat.

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      • DonkeyKong on Feb 17, 2023 at 12:06 pm

        If leave it to JPJ to call the shots, MOT’s family members or cronies will jack up the price. Remember how it was before? That’s why speed limiter device for heavy vehicles tak jadi.. RFID number plates that jadi. The opposition then (govt now) wasn’t of much help either. Instead of demanding open RFPs and encouraging the adoption of these tech, they pandered to the populist demands of the lowest common denominators and said that these are bad. Now that they’re in power let’s see them experience first hand on how it’s easy to talk big and oppose everything a sitting govt proposes, but it’s hard to actually govern and please everyone.

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        • Gomorrah on Feb 18, 2023 at 7:51 am

          Yep fair call. I’m just not sold on RFID number plates then or now because the government has enough ability to track us and overreach is not something any government seems to be able to moderate IMO.
          But if not JPJ then who? Government agency/department/ministry will keep revenue within the government (yes I live in hope). External agency lain cerita, profit driven, shareholder responsibility bla bla bla equals high price. Of course if the government is tough moderation can be acheived in this issue (like our southern neighbour) but I don’t think we are there yet. Happy to wait for this government to walk its tough talk.

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  • FantasticallyAnnoyed on Feb 16, 2023 at 1:14 pm

    It still falls back to how good is the enforcement on people that didnt pay toll. Low balance, device no battery, totally no device. How do you ensure collection from these people are effective.

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  • Ian Goh on Feb 16, 2023 at 3:40 pm

    This good initiative could only work if the bottleneck issue (after the toll plaza) resolved. If not, we will only facilitate payment, but not addressing the jammed road.

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  • pomen on Feb 16, 2023 at 5:11 pm

    soon??when??2045??hahaha

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  • Being funny on Feb 16, 2023 at 6:04 pm

    Yeah… can pay toll only when have offer. No need pay everyday.

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  • RFID take 5 years testing.. until now just roll out and that shit can’t even detect the sticker properly.. even some 20 years condo can do rfid system much better than TNG.. and government say the can implement this in 2025?.. in 2 year and 10 months?

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  • I thought pakatan wanted to abolish toll. Now it looks like they want to collect toll more efficiently.

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  • Cacibai on Feb 16, 2023 at 10:01 pm

    Mana dia tol free?? , seperti yg DILAUNGKAN, TONY PUA, RAFIZI?? JANJI KOSONG??

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    • Later free tol, company no money fix road, complain and bark again… arff arrfff….

      Just cycle please

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  • Steven Lee on Feb 17, 2023 at 12:24 am

    Singapore uses an In-vehicle Unit (IU) for their ERP gantries that are similar to the design of MLFF shown. A Cashcard is inserted into the IU to pay charges. An IU cost me SGD150 to install in 2003 and details of the IU were sent to LTA. The IU is always live and can’t be shut down, so a hidden scanner can detect the IU and details of the vehicle even if the number plate is changed. How much would a similar device cost for MLFF now? Does JPJ record details of the device? And we’re back to using a TnG card to pay charges.

    UK uses a GPS-based system that senses the location of vehicles as well as an intelligent camera system to scan vehicle number plates. Both systems deduct charges from the bank account linked to the vehicle. The best system should require no cost and minimum action from vehicle owners.

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    • The major issue in our beloved country now is the fancy plate number. I would like to believe that the gomen can enforce it to standardise plate number but knowing this country, it’s impossible…

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  • Mysara on Feb 17, 2023 at 7:39 am

    Kat highway selalu jam teruk sbb depa sibuk nak letak cone nak potong rumput. Highway 2 lorong jadi 1 lorong. Turap je lah semua tu, x perlu tutup2 lorong. Rumput tu lagi penting. Kalau rumput tu panjang pun kita x kisah, janji x jam

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    • MySUARA on Feb 17, 2023 at 8:31 am

      this is true. agree.
      Tu lagi yang buat tampal jalan during rush hours. lagi bodoh

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    • Rumput oh Rumput!! on Feb 17, 2023 at 2:43 pm

      Tak faham langsung kenapa perlu tanam rumput, pokok bunga tepi jalan. Driver bukan boleh nikmati pun. Daun dan rumput kering pula bersepah, sekat saluran ke longkang bila hujan, jadi banjir pula! Lagi mau bazir $ untuk trim, kutip. Sampai jalan untuk pejalan kaki pun takada, ditutupi rumput, pokok! Ada yang sampai blok view untuk buat turn! Kalau nak tanam, tanamlah ditempat yang sesuai!

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      • Brother, mrk bkn tanam rumput. Mrk tanam ‘duit’ sbnrnya. Bila rumput a.k.a duit tu panjang, blh bukak tender utk potong a.k.a collect duit tu syg.

        Tringat lg, org2 tua pnh ckp mcm ni ;

        “Ingt duit ni mcm daun, blh tanam, kutip senang2?”

        Realitinya mmg duit itu blh ditanam (rumput) dan dipotong (collect).

        Itu bru cerita rumput, blom cerita bab lain-lain lagi.

        Sekian.

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  • Byron on Feb 18, 2023 at 8:40 pm

    Technically no additional devices to install in the vehicle other than the very RFID tag with RFID technology. All it takes is toll gantries with strong RF antenna and a robust software as backbone system.

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