Malaysia

Slow traffic on major highways as at 2.30pm: PLUS

Flow still smooth however on East Coast Expressway 1, 2, says LLM spokesman

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 22 Oct 2022 3:47PM

Slow traffic on major highways as at 2.30pm: PLUS
Traffic camera footage showing slow-moving traffic northbound from Skudai to Sedenak in Johor. – @plustrafik Twitter pic, October 22, 2022

KUALA LUMPUR – Traffic flow was slow on major highways as at 2.30pm today with an increase in the volume of vehicles.

A PLUS Malaysia Bhd spokesman said traffic was moving slowly from Senai to Pulai, Jasin to Ayer Keroh, Port Dickson to Senawang, Putra Mahkota to Seremban, and Seremban to Port Dickson.

He said traffic was moving slowly northbound from Slim River to Sungkai, Bidor to Tapah, Gopeng to Simpang Pulai Lay-by, and Bandar Baru to Jawi.

A Malaysian Highway Authority (LLM) spokesman said traffic was also moving slowly for 14km from Gombak to Genting Sempah and Bukit Tinggi to Bentong.

However, he said traffic flow was still smooth on the East Coast Expressway 1 and 2.

Traffic information can be obtained via the toll-free Plusline at 1800-88-0000, the PLUS Highway Twitter account, and via LLM’s hotline at 1800-88-7752 and its Twitter account. – Bernama, October 22, 2022

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