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The Ministry of Public Works and Housing is preparing to launch the "Masar" electronic payment service on the Harana–Al-Omari Road starting next Sunday. The goal is to facilitate the fee payment process and reduce crossing times through modern digital solutions. The service allows road users to pay fees electronically via a wallet linked to the service, where vehicles are automatically recognized upon passage and the fee is deducted from the wallet balance without stopping. The service relies on two mechanisms: the first for Jordanian vehicles, using license plate recognition via smart cameras, and the second for Jordanian and foreign vehicles, using an electronic RFID sticker mounted on the vehicle, which can be obtained from the Roads Assets Management Directorate or the Harana Station. The application aims to improve road management, increase operational efficiency, and provide flexible options for vehicles, all of which enhance the user experience and keep pace with digital developments in the transportation sector.
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