Salahuddin Ayub wants TNG to rebrand its Visa card following confusion that it works for tolls and public transport. Meanwhile, the Works Ministry will look into full RFID implementation at all toll plazas.
Besides that, he also wants TNG to explain to users that the TNG Visa Prepaid cards were only for the purpose of purchasing goods and services, and for withdrawing money. He said the new Visa cardYesterday, his Ministry held an engagement session with the Works Ministry, Malaysian Highway Authority , MyCC and Touch ‘n Go, to discuss the current problems and steps to solve them moving forward.
Salahuddin also said that the Works Ministry is also looking at the full implementation of RFID at all toll plazas and for highway concessionaires to immediately improve the capability of the RFID scanners to avoid congestion. Under the previous administration, the government aims to implement a barrier-less Multi-Lane-Free-Flow highway tolling experience by 2025. Before the barriers (Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Works and Ministry of Finance need to sort out immediatelyThis includes removing TNG’s monopoly on toll payments and to enable an open payment system for RFID tags so that users can choose to pay for tolls using credit or debit cards as well as other eWallets.
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