HEADLINES

Free tolls tomorrow, Friday for Chinese New Year travel

All highways except those on Johor-Singapore border to be toll-free for two days

11:14 AM MYT

 

KUALA LUMPUR – Motorists can enjoy toll-free travel tomorrow and Friday in conjunction with Chinese New Year, the Works Ministry said.

All highways except those crossing the Johor-Singapore border will be toll-free from 12.01am tomorrow to 11.59pm on Friday, for all Class 1 (private) vehicles.  

Toll plazas exempted are at the Sultan Iskandar Building and Tg Kupang, both in Johor.

The first day of Chinese New Year falls on Saturday, and the second day of the festival on Sunday.

Works Minister Datuk Seri Alexander Nanti Linggi said the cabinet decided on the free tolls at its weekly meeting today.

The move will cost the government RM42.99 million and is aimed at lightening the people’s financial burden as well as to share in the festive joy of the Lunar New Year. – February 7, 2024

Topics

 

Popular

Malaysia’s medal tally takes a dent after key sports excluded from Glasgow Commonwealth

OCM accepts decision of badminton and squash, among others, being axed from 2026 Games as organisers plan for a leaner, more financially sustainable event

US returns over US$1.37b in stolen 1MDB assets to Malaysia: Azalina

While Malaysia celebrates the return of US$1.37b in misappropriated 1MDB assets from the US, Law Minister Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said reveals that the final tally of recovered wealth remains a moving target due to market fluctuations and complex, ongoing global court battles

Malaysia’s longest river bridge opens, linking Sebuyau and Maludam

The RM848.75 million Batang Lupar No. 1 Bridge marks a new era in Sarawak’s coastal connectivity, replacing decades-old ferry crossings

Related