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  • 4 December 2020

Toll Rates in Malaysia

If you drive in Malaysia, going through one (or more) toll booth is a common occurrence. Toll booths are usually found on the Expressway and Highways and depending on the type of toll that you pass, you can either pay via Touch n’ Go card, SmartTAG or with RFID. For those who are still questioning why they have to pay toll, most roads in Malaysia are built with the government’s money that are raised from taxes. Tolls are like a tax that applies only to the use of that particular road. The money raised through these tolls allow new roads to be built, maintained and upgraded without raising taxes from the general public. Continue reading to know more about the toll rates in Malaysia. 

Malaysian Toll Rates

Type of Toll System in Malaysia

Open Tolls

At an open toll, you pay a fixed amount based on your vehicle classification at the toll booth found on a certain part of the highway. Here are the expressways/highways that use the open toll system. 

Route Number

Route Name

2

Federal Highway

E3

Second Link Expressway

E5

Shah Alam Expressway
E7

Cheras-Kajang Highway

E8

Kuala Lumpur-Karak Expressway

E9

Sungai Besi Expressway
E10

New Pantai Expressway

E11

Damansara-Puchong Expressway
E12

Ampang-Kuala Lumpur Elevated Highway

E15

Butterworth-Kulim Expressway

E17

Butterworth Outer Ring Road

E18

Kajang Dispersal Link Expressway

E20

Maju Expressway
E23

Western KL Traffic Dispersal System

E24

Tun Salahuddin Bridge
E25

Kuala Lumpur -Kuala Selangor Expressway

E29

Seremban-Port Dickson Highway
E30

New North Klang Straits Bypass

E33

Duta-Ulu Klang Expressway
E35

Guthrie Corridor Expressway

E36

Penang Bridge
E38

Stormwater Management and Road Tunnel

Closed Toll

If you are approaching a closed toll system, you will need to collect a non physical ticket (via Touch n’ Go, SmartTAG or RFID) before driving on the expressway. When you exit the expressway, you will then pay a certain amount based on how far you have travelled and your exit. Here are the tolls that use the closed toll booth system. 

Route Number

Route Name

E1

New Klang Valley Expressway

E6

North-South Expressway Central Link

E8

East Coast Expressway

E22

Senai-Desaru Expressway

E26

South-Klang Valley Expressway

Private Expressways/Highways

Toll rates vary depending on the road you are using, as they are each privately owned. There was an increase in charges as of October 2016. In order to give you an idea of prices some examples of specific expressways/highways and their prices have been included below:

  • The Duta-Ulu Kelang Expressway (DUKE): RM2.50
  • The Maju Expressway (MEX): RM2 –RM3.50
  • The Kuala-Lumpur-Karak Highway (KLK): RM6 at the Gombak toll plaza and RM3.50 at the Bentong Toll Plaza

Vehicle Classification

The amount you pay at each toll booth is based on the vehicle you drive. The bigger your vehicle, the more you pay. 

Malaysian Toll Rates Malaysian Toll Rates

For the exact amount of how much you will need to pay at each toll booth, you can check it out here 

Toll Rates in Malaysia For Expressways/Highways in Klang Valley

Malaysian Toll Rates Malaysian Toll Rates Malaysian Toll Rates

Do ensure that you have enough balance on your Touch n’ Go card, SmartTAG or RFID when you pass these toll booths.

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