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Vehicles will be fitted with a radio frequency identification (RFID) tag that costs RM10 (S$2.90). The tags will be sent to vehicle owners for installation, says Transport Minister Anthony Loke.
Anwar has dismissed the rumours as "lies".
The pilot initiative will only apply to Malaysian citizens travelling in “bas kilangs” and these commuters would still be required to bring their passports along, a representative of the Johor state government told CNA.
World News - IPOH – Action has been taken to ensure smoother traffic flow at the Johor Causeway over the Chinese New Year period, said Malaysian Transport Minister Anthony Loke. Mr Loke said that although some congestion can be expected, traffic flow had been improved. He... Read more at www.tnp.sg
