Touch ‘n Go RFID public pilot programme kicks off

An update on the Malaysian radio-frequency identification (RFID) system that will be implemented for paying road toll fares. Ahead of the system’s launch in January next year, Touch ‘n Go has kicked off the public pilot programme, as scheduled. Starting from today, the first registrants for the pilot programme will be getting their RFID tags installed. Participating users will need to set up an appointment to have the RFID sticker installed on the car’s windscreen or headlamp at an authorised centre, a process that should take around 15 minutes.