lawl... ERP?

The Singapore system is essentially supplied by MHI

The Malaysian implementation will be different than in Singapore, whereas in Bulihland, the lane will be implemented in mixed toll collection plaza, whereas in Singapore, the legislation require every vehicle that use the roads covered by ERP system, thus......there is no barrier and higher design speed at 180 km/h, whereas the implementation in Malaysia will include barrier, with top speed of 80 km/h

Singapore and Malaysian system, both supplied by MHI, but will be implemented differently

The current Smart Tag system, able to handle 800 to 1000 vehicles per hour

The Japanese ETC system, able to handle 2000 vehicles per hour

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The Singapore system is essentially supplied by MHI

The Malaysian implementation will be different than in Singapore, whereas in Bulihland, the lane will be implemented in mixed toll collection plaza, whereas in Singapore, the legislation require every vehicle that use the roads covered by ERP system, thus......there is no barrier and higher design speed at 180 km/h, whereas the implementation in Malaysia will include barrier, with top speed of 80 km/h

Singapore and Malaysian system, both supplied by MHI, but will be implemented differently

I dont see why we still need a mixed toll collection.If the new system requires you to slow down,it's pretty much pointless then,as tolls are choke points that cause traffic jams.It's just gonna be like another Smart Tag system that is slightly faster.

In Australia,they use a similar system in Singapore,while maintaining 3-4 traditional toll booth for people who dont have the electronic device to pay their toll.

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I dont see why we still need a mixed toll collection.If the new system requires you to slow down,it's pretty much pointless then,as tolls are choke points that cause traffic jams.It's just gonna be like another Smart Tag system that is slightly faster.

In Australia,they use a similar system in Singapore,while maintaining 3-4 traditional toll booth for people who dont have the electronic device to pay their toll.

smart tag fails when someone forgot to reload the credit 

and the stupiak fella got no choice but to reverse his car  to the TUNAI lane causing troubles to all the cars behind him

This one, enough to nail the point perfectly!

When the system can process more vehicles = higher vehicle traffic = higher revenue

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Yeap.Im still here,but im gonna sleep soon,kitty.Maybe hang around for a while la.

My dad nearly langgar one vehicle because of one fella suddenly swerved to the other lane

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Yeap.Im still here,but im gonna sleep soon,kitty.Maybe hang around for a while la.

smart tag fails when someone forget to reload the credit 

and the stupiak fella got no choice but to reverse his car  to the TUNAI lane causing troubles to all the cars behind him/her

Nonono, no need reverse

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Just another failed example of Malaysian Transport Engineering.Having tolls to slow you down kinda defeat the purpose of having a high speed environment road.Guess people here never heard of sustainability?

Might as well just implement Singapore's system.

Other countries,they build tolls to collect money for the maintainance of a tunnel or bridge.While,in Malaysia,just to make some people rich.

Just another failed example of Malaysian Transport Engineering.Having tolls to slow you down kinda defeat the purpose of having a high speed environment road.Guess people here never heard of sustainability?

Might as well just implement Singapore's system.

Other countries,they build tolls to collect money for the maintainance of a tunnel or bridge.While,in Malaysia,just to make some people rich.

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