KUALA LUMPUR – Facilities on the PLUS Malaysia Berhad (PLUS) highway, including rest and service (R&R) areas and lay-bys, surau and restrooms, are accessible and open 24 hours throughout the movement control order (MCO).
PLUS chief operating officer Zakaria Ahmad Zabidi said over 250 PLUSRonda units will be patrolling the expressway in 24-hour loops.
“For our highway customers who are permitted to travel, our service level remains consistently high despite the MCO.
“We have taken the necessary safety precautions as our commitment to provide a safe and comfortable travel experience,” he said in a statement today.
He said PLUS had also allocated standby cranes and tow trucks at strategic locations along the highway for emergency assistance and swifter clearance during major festive celebrations like Aidilfitri.
Zakaria said PLUS would also halt all regular maintenance and upgrading works along the highway until May 17, except for urgent critical repair works.
Beginning May 13 until June 7, food and beverage (F&B) outlets, convenience stores and non-F&B outlets at these R&R areas will be operating from 6am to 10pm daily, subject to local authorities’ directives.
However, only F&B takeaway services are available during these periods.
“To offer convenience and for contactless pick-up, the PLUS pre-order service via the PLUS App offers customers a mouth-watering selection of menus by participating business partners and stall operators at 21 selected R&R areas,” he said, adding that the F&B pre-order can be performed via the PLUS App or through its website.
He said PLUS also encourages its commuters to download the free PLUS App to facilitate journey planning.
He added that in the event of traffic incidences, commuters are advised to contact the PLUSLine at 1800-880-000. – Bernama, May 12, 2021
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