Open Road Tolling (ORT) System for Penang Bridge, Penang, Malaysia

This book focuses on the implementations of the electronic toll collection (ETC) system on the Penang Bridge, Penang, Malaysia. One of the prevalent complaints of the bridge users using the Penang Bridge is the traffic congestion and the delay which they have to face every day. This is basically caused by vehicles stopping to pay at the bridge toll plaza. Besides that, the daily traffic on the Penang Bridge has reached its maximum capacity of 120,000 vehicles per day and it is constantly increasing every year. The ETC system allows vehicles to pass through the Penang Bridge toll plaza at 90km/h without stopping and automatically deducts the toll fee from the vehicle owner's toll account, hence eliminating the need for bridge users and toll authorities to manually perform ticket payment and toll fee collections. The ETC system basically involves a wireless on board unit (OBU) electronic tag device which is affixed behind the rear view mirror of the vehicle, through which data information embedded on the electronic tag are read by transceivers which have been installed at the Penang Bridge toll plaza.

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Mazuwin Binti Hj Maideen is a Lecturer in the Faculty of Business Management, Asia Pacific University, Malaysia. She holds an MBA Majoring in HR and to enhance her career as an academician, she is currently pursuing her PhD in Management in UNIRAZAK. Her current research areas are HR ,Disability, EEO, Employment, Change Management and Leadership.