Two lanes on 1.3km stretch of Bidor-Tapah highway to close for maintenance


IPOH: The emergency and left lanes between Tapah and Bidor from KM338.2 to KM339.5 southbound on the North-South Expressway will be closed to all vehicles for five days from Monday (June 27) for maintenance works.

In a statement on Thursday (June 23), PLUS Malaysia Berhad said the right lane will remain accessible to all vehicles.

"As such, all highway users heading south are strongly advised to plan their journey using the PLUS App to get the latest traffic information via CCTV feeds,” it said.

They should also adhere to all traffic signage and instructions from PLUS personnel when passing through the affected stretch, it added.

"Highway users can contact PLUSLine at 1800-88-0000 for the latest traffic information or to get help in the event of emergencies,” it added. – Bernama

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