Which way to go? TuJu offers a locally-developed navigation app built around Malaysian highways and traffic info

TuJu, developed by LLM and Prosignal Consortium, offers navigation and highway services, aiming to replace Waze with a focus on Malaysian highways.

The app provides live traffic updates, CCTV feeds, toll information, and links to the MyJalan platform for reporting road issues.

TuJu 2.0 introduces features like electric vehicle facilities and parking location save, with a payment system planned for future toll fare payments.

SEPANG, Oct 22 — As the government encourages Malaysians to consider switching from Waze to locally developed navigation applications, TuJu offers motorists an alternative that combines navigation with live traffic information and highway-related services.

Developed by the Malaysian Highway Authority (LLM) in collaboration with Prosignal Consortium Sdn Bhd (PCSB), TuJu was officially launched on November 26, 2025.

Unlike conventional navigation applications that focus primarily on directions and traffic conditions, TuJu also incorporates services specific to Malaysian highways.

Here is what motorists should know about the application.

TuJu was developed through a collaboration between LLM and PCSB.

LLM oversees Malaysia’s highway network, providing the institutional context for an application designed to bring navigation and highway-related information together for motorists.

TuJu provides navigation with directions, journey distances and estimated arrival times to help motorists plan their routes.

Its live traffic information allows users to monitor road conditions, while CCTV feeds at selected highway locations let them check traffic visually before or during their journeys.

Motorists can also check toll fares and look up facilities at rest and recreation (R&R) areas along highways to plan stops during longer journeys.

The application also links to the Works Ministry’s MyJalan platform, which allows users to report road damage and other infrastructure problems.

How does TuJu differ from other navigation apps?

TuJu brings navigation together with services linked to highway management and government infrastructure.

Its SOS button provides another avenue for users to seek emergency assistance, complementing the highway-related contact information available through the application.

These functions, alongside its integration with MyJalan, distinguish TuJu as a navigation option that incorporates highway-related services beyond route guidance.

LLM to be a traffic information provider

According to LLM deputy director-general (operations) Mohammed Ridzuan Jahidin, TuJu focuses on providing traffic info, not collecting user data.

The focus, he said, is on supplying motorists with live traffic information instead of depending on data contributed by users.

The approach is relevant amid concerns over personal data collection and the government’s encouragement for Malaysians to consider locally developed alternatives to Waze.

What new features are available on TuJu 2.0?

According to details provided during an earlier briefing, TuJu 2.0 introduces additional features, including information on electric vehicle-related facilities, roadblocks and saved destinations.

Users can save frequently visited locations and identify where they have parked their vehicles, including in large parking areas.

TuJu 2.0 is currently available on Android, while the iOS version was still undergoing testing and will likely be available on App Store by year-end.

What else is LLM planning for TuJu?

Mohammed Ridzuan said LLM hoped to incorporate a payment system into the application to make it easier for motorists to pay toll fares.

The proposed addition would expand TuJu’s existing services, although further details on its implementation were not provided.

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TuJu 由 LLM 和 Prosignal Consortium 开发，提供导航和高速公路服务，旨在取代 Waze，重点关注马来西亚高速公路。

该应用程序提供实时路况更新、闭路电视监控画面、收费信息以及通往 MyJalan 平台的链接，用于报告道路问题。

TuJu 2.0 引入了电动汽车设施和停车位置保存等功能，并计划推出用于未来通行费支付的支付系统。

雪邦，10 月 22 日讯——随着政府鼓励马来西亚人考虑从 Waze 转向本地开发的导航应用程序，TuJu 为驾车人士提供了一种替代方案，该方案将导航与实时交通信息和高速公路相关服务相结合。

TuJu 由马来西亚高速公路管理局 (LLM) 与 Prosignal Consortium Sdn Bhd (PCSB) 合作开发，于 2025 年 11 月 26 日正式推出。

与主要侧重于方向和交通状况的传统导航应用程序不同，TuJu 还整合了马来西亚高速公路特有的服务。

以下是驾驶员应该了解的有关该应用程序的信息。

TuJu是由LLM和PCSB合作开发的。

LLM 负责监管马来西亚的高速公路网络，为一款旨在将导航和高速公路相关信息整合在一起供驾车者使用的应用程序提供了制度背景。

TuJu 提供导航服务，包括路线指引、行程距离和预计到达时间，帮助驾车者规划路线。

其实时交通信息使用户能够监控道路状况，而选定高速公路位置的闭路电视监控画面则使用户能够在出行前或出行过程中直观地查看交通状况。

驾车者还可以查询高速公路沿线休息和休闲区 (R&R) 的收费标准和设施，以便在长途旅行中规划停留点。

该应用程序还与工程部的 MyJalan 平台相连，用户可以在该平台上报告道路损坏和其他基础设施问题。

TuJu与其他导航应用有何不同？

TuJu 将导航服务与公路管理和政府基础设施相关的服务结合在一起。

其 SOS 按钮为用户提供了寻求紧急援助的另一途径，是对应用程序提供的公路相关联系信息的补充。

这些功能，以及与 MyJalan 的集成，使 TuJu 成为一款除了路线引导之外，还包含高速公路相关服务的导航选项。

交通信息提供商的LLM

据 LLM 副总经理（运营）穆罕默德·里祖安·贾希丁称，TuJu 专注于提供交通信息，而不是收集用户数据。

他表示，重点是向驾车者提供实时路况信息，而不是依赖用户提供的数据。

鉴于人们对个人数据收集的担忧，以及政府鼓励马来西亚人考虑使用本地开发的Waze替代品，这种方法具有现实意义。

TuJu 2.0 有哪些新功能？

根据之前简报中提供的细节，TuJu 2.0 引入了更多功能，包括电动汽车相关设施、路障和已保存目的地的信息。

用户可以保存经常访问的地点，并识别他们停车的位置，包括大型停车场。

TuJu 2.0 目前已在 Android 平台上线，而 iOS 版本仍在测试中，预计将于年底前在 App Store 上架。

LLM对途居还有什么其他计划？

穆罕默德·里兹万表示，LLM希望将支付系统整合到应用程序中，以便驾车者更容易支付通行费。

拟议的新增服务将扩展途居现有的服务，但并未提供有关实施的更多细节。

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