Busy Jalan Gasing to get traffic lights for smoother flow


StarMetro's report on the issue on July 18 last year.

PETALING Jaya City Council (MBPJ) will install traffic lights at the busiest crossing in Jalan Gasing, just after the Glad Tidings Church, to ease traffic exiting the Section 10 neighbourhood from Jalan 10/1.

“We have observed and discussed the issue of safety at length and feel that traffic lights will smoothen traffic flow exiting Jalan 10/1, especially during rush hour,” said MBPJ Engineering Department director Ismail Shafie.

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