The truth about the toll abolition pledge


The abolition of toll roads ranks high in Pakatan Harapan

TOLL rates cannot be abolished altogether. At best the rates can be reduced and highways offer certain periods of toll-free access to motorist. Doing away with tolls on highways cannot be done.

This is quite clear from the latest statement that the government has issued in relation to its discussions with Gamuda Bhd on the takeover of its four highways where the full toll rates will be charged during peak hours. There would be a 30% discount during non-peak hours and toll free access between 11pm and 5am.

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