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An overhead scanner (similar to the SmartTAG system) mounted at the toll booth reads the RFID tag (the sticker that is applied onto your vehicle) via electromagnetic fields.

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TNG EWALLET GO PLUS INSTALL

Why Can I Only Install the RFID Tag on the Windshield or Headlight?.

How Much Is a TNG RFID Tag and Where Are the RFID Installation Locations?.

Here are some questions about the RFID system in Malaysia answered. Also, with the announcement by the Works Ministry in December 2021 that all toll plazas along the North-South Highway (PLUS) will support RFID payment from January 2022, there’s more reason for road users to adopt the technology.

With the halting of the sales of the SmartTag device back in 2018 and the expansion of RFID throughout Malaysian highways, it’s clear that TNG plans for RFID to be the main method for contactless payment at toll booths. This usage started with the Malaysia RFID Public Pilot Programme in 2018 and after rigorous testing over the years, Touch ‘n Go (TNG) RFID is now widely available at toll plazas across Malaysia. And one prominent use case of RFID technology in Malaysia is to pay for highway toll fees. Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) is a form of wireless communication that uses electromagnetic fields to transfer data.