Analysis of Toll Payment Based on Single Lane Free Flow at the Ngurah Rai Toll Gate in Realizing Transport Sustainability

Abstract

Toll roads provide an alternative route to public roads, expediting travel through a network that requires fee payments. Recently, Asia introduced a radio toll payment system to alleviate congestion at toll gates. A more efficient toll payment system is needed. RFID stickers emerge as a cost-effective alternative. Their use is simple—affix them to the vehicle's front for scanning by RFID readers at SLFF toll gates. SLFF utilizes RFID for toll payments, aiming to embody sustainable transport implementation. The research method employed is quantitative, with field survey data collection. Findings reveal that Gate 3 stands out with a brief service time (0.6 seconds), lower fuel costs (366,171 Rupiah), and lower emission levels (CO gas 124%, HC gas 39094.7 ppm) compared to Gate 2. Gate 3's efficiency creates a superior user experience and potential significant fuel cost savings, making it a more efficient and sustainable choice for implementing the Single Lane Free Flow (SLFF) toll payment system.