Emergency lane at Bidor-Tapah stretch of NSE closed temporarily for barrier upgrades


KUALA LUMPUR: PLUS Malaysia Berhad (PLUS) has temporarily closed the emergency lane from Kilometre (KM) 329.9 to KM329.35 northbound on the Bidor-Tapah stretch until Jan 15, 2027, to facilitate bridge barrier upgrading works.

In a statement Friday (Nov 13), PLUS said the upgrading works at KM329.55 (northbound) are aimed at improving the safety and comfort of highway users.

However, both the right and left lanes remain open to traffic as usual to ensure smooth traffic flow, it said.

PLUS advised motorists to observe all safety signs, comply with speed limits in the work zone and follow instructions from personnel on site.

"Highway users are also encouraged to plan their journeys and obtain the latest traffic updates through the PLUS app, PLUS' official social media channels, including X @plustrafik, and Variable Message Signs (VMS) at selected locations," the statement read.

Users can also obtain real-time traffic information and highway assistance, including during emergencies, by contacting the toll-free PLUSLine at 1800-88-0000. - Bernama

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