rfid lane = deduct ewallet

smarttag/tng lane = tap tng card -> deduct ewallet (paydirect) -> deduct tng card (if ewallet low balance)

i see. i thought it same. ok noted.

Some toll got dedicated, but majority sharing with smart tag.

so hard to find tng at bangsar south, no any signboard
after enter she say you only can change new card before 30days or after expiry

does anyone know if new touch n go cards are available for purchase at mydin stores? thanks!

That’s the problem, every time passing by this sharing lane I have to keep my Smart Tag, afraid of double deduction.

Rfid is replacing smart tag soon, so you can simpan you smart tag permanently later

I was hoping one lane just for RFID, no sharing with TnG

smart tag is more reliable and faster then rfid

A few highways have a dedicated RFID lane, one of them is Duke 2

Agreed, smart tag + pay direct combo ftw, can cruise through without stepping on brake paddle.

This post has been edited by kelvinlzy: Jul 20 2019, 08:55 PM

cannot compare both la

smarttag is active rfid/tngcard. the smarttag reader already provide power to the card, and always standby to get triggered by toll tranceiver.

rfid sticker is passive. it's dormant. once passing thru the toll tranceiver, the rfid sticker (and its antenna) gets electricity (via electromagnetic induction) to wake up and begin communicating. this takes time, and definitely longer than smarttag.

From technical point of view diff things, but as a user I can compare, it bring up diff user experience, for me rfid is a step backward, just my personal preference la

for rfid to be on par with our usual expectation from smarttag, probably not now, not so soon anyway.

I don't own smart tag, generally smart tag battery can last how many days or month ?

If no mistaken, last changed until now already more than 12 months, battery still working fine

agree although not a smart tag nor rfid user but i supposed gateless toll system (ERP) is the best

indeed, just that Malaysia difficult to implement similar kind, many will not pay and just drive through imagine alots traffice offence summon also didnt pay, in Singapore if you are singapore registered car, very difficult to hide lol, small island

Depend the usage and also the battery brand as well

Agreed. It will take Malaysia years to reach this stage though.

i heard in taiwan, they install high res cameras to capture license plate number and then bill you later. drivers can choose to use rfid (prepaid) or let camera do its work (postpaid). no fine unlike singapore