Datuk Seri Ahmad Maslan announced on Thursday (Dec 21) that in conjunction with Christmas celebrations, highway users will not have to pay tolls on highways nationwide on Dec 23 and 26.
The Deputy Works Minister made this announcement, giving highway users a reason to rejoice during the festive season.
This move is likely to reduce the financial burden on travelers, especially during the holiday season when many people are on the road visiting family and friends.
It will also provide a bit of relief for those who may be struggling financially during this time of year.
Many highway users are expected to take advantage of this exemption to save money on their journeys.
Overall, this initiative is a gesture of goodwill and support from the government for the people during the festive period.
As holiday traffic increases, this exemption is a welcome benefit for those traveling for Christmas gatherings and celebrations.
Datuk Seri Ahmad Maslan’s announcement is sure to be met with appreciation from highway users.
With this exemption in place, travelers can focus more on enjoying the holiday season without having to worry about the financial cost of tolls.
More details about this exemption are expected to be released soon, providing further clarity for highway users.
