PLUS Rolls Out JustGo ANPR Toll Across North-South Highway

What happened

What happened

PLUS Malaysia has made its JustGo automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) toll payment system fully operational along the North-South Highway. The rollout covers the stretch from Sungai Dua in Penang to Kempas in Johor.

This completes deployment across the highway's northern, central and southern sections. The full rollout follows earlier phased launches.

Why it matters

Why it matters

JustGo lets motorists pay tolls without cards or cash. ANPR cameras identify vehicles and deduct charges automatically, so drivers don't have to stop at toll plazas. That eases congestion during peak travel times.

The system is part of PLUS's digital transformation efforts for Malaysia's highway infrastructure.

The bigger picture

Impact on Malaysia

Motorists on the North-South Highway will get faster toll transactions. Traffic flow should improve, especially at busy toll plazas along the route.

The rollout supports the government's push for cashless payments. It also sets a precedent for other highway operators to consider ANPR-based systems.

What it means for you

Technical details

JustGo uses high-resolution cameras to capture vehicle plates at toll points. The system matches each plate to a registered account and processes payment automatically.

Drivers must register their vehicles and link a payment method. The system supports local and foreign-registered vehicles.

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Next steps

PLUS plans to enhance JustGo further, with possible expansions to other highways and new features. Motorists can register for the service to use it.

More announcements are expected as PLUS extends the system to its remaining networks and links it with other digital services.