PLUS Activates Tidal Flow Lane Along Kota Damansara-Damansara Stretch Of NKVE Tonight
In a statement today, the expressway concessionaire said the temporary traffic arrangement is necessary to facilitate pavement improvement works on the emergency and left lanes at KM18.63 as part of the continuous effort to provide a more comfortable experience for highway users.
Therefore, it advised highway users to plan their journeys using the PLUS App to obtain the latest traffic information.
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