The RFID system, which uses a radio frequency chip contained in a sticker attached to vehicles, will replace the role of the Smart Tag device. There are a total of 167 RFID TNG lanes that operate on 23 highways, involving 58 toll plazas.

Can RFID use Smart Tag lane?

PLUS Highways recently announced that they have closed all Smart Tag lanes at 9 tolls in the north to make way for RFID lanes. ... In addition to closing all Smart Tag lanes, PLUS is also offering free 1,500 RFID fitments for those who are interested to move on to RFID usage.

Is RFID replacing Smart Tag?

The RFID sticker is expected to eventually replace the current SmartTAG devices. In line with the plans to commercialise RFID, Touch 'n Go will no longer sell SmartTAG devices at all of its authorised channels effective today . However, existing SmartTAG devices can still be used at all highways.