Oddly enough, there is also a lack of top-up stations for these TNG cards on the highways. This would then cause some drivers to not have sufficient funds to pay for the toll charges.
At the end of last month, the government was saying that toll gates are now accepting debit and credit cards and that it is part of the reformasi push in Malaysia. A poll on the X platform delivered a clear message.
Popular influencers on Twitter have stated that these bank card tolls are what drivers look forward to. Twitter user @AbudiAlsagoff launched a poll:
Hapuskan TOL ❌
Bayar TOL guna kad ✅Sampai kiamat agaknya tol ni akan wujud. pic.twitter.com/BLYjsLTx7j
— Abudi Alsagoff (@AbudiAlsagoff) September 30, 2023
(Abolish tolls ❌ Pay tolls using cards ✅ Seems like tolls will be around until doomsday.)
Let’s say if remove toll, nak gantikan Kos Tu mesti ke cikai juga maybe cukai jalan akan Naik berlapar Kali Ganda utk cover
— Otaku Matrix (@otaku_matrix) September 30, 2023
(Let’s say if tolls are abolished, the replacement cost must still be minimised. Maybe road taxes will increase significantly to cover the expenses.)
Aku rasa tol wujud ok ja. Cuma kurang kan harga. Kalau kat kl yang 2.10 tu boleh la kut singgit kan semua. Tak dapat buang, dapat kurang pon jadi
— Nona (@nonamichicoo) September 30, 2023
(I think tolls should exist, just reduce the prices. In Kuala Lumpur, if it’s RM2.10, maybe reduce it to RM1. If can’t eliminate it completely, at least reduce it.)
Mcm create more problems je. Makin bertambah la q dekat lorong t&g.. shoulve wajibkn pasang smart tag for all for smooth traffic but this is just my opinion 🤷🏻
— Heinrich (@ggwwrrtt) September 30, 2023
(It seems like it’s just creating more problems. The queues at the TNG lanes keeps getting longer. They should make it mandatory to install smart tags for everyone to ensure smooth traffic, but this is just my opinion 🤷🏻.) – Oct 1, 2023