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PMO: PLUS to reduce toll rates starting February

The concession period for all PLUS highways has been extended by 20 years from 2038 to 2058. — Picture by Hari Anggara

In line with this decision, the concession period for all PLUS highways has been extended by 20 years from 2038 to 2058 to ensure that PLUS to be able to carry out their highway maintenance and operation activities without depending on the government. With the new toll rates, a journey from Jalan Duta to Alor Setar will cost road users RM45.50 compared to the current charge at RM55.50, while from Jalan Duta to Skudai in Johor to cost RM38.50 compared to RM47 today.“Although the earlier concession agreement provided for a gradual toll hikes, the latest decision will ensure there will be no more increase in toll rates for the next 38 years, until the concession ends in 2058.

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