All About Expressway

When you are travelling between Singapore and Malaysia, there is no more convenient way to go than the easily accessible Second Link. Broad expressways provide a fast, smooth crossing, while the various facilities offer all the convenience and comfort you require on your journey. Second Link is the obvious choice for both people and goods crossing between Singapore and Malaysia.

Tolls and Charges  



Motorists can pay toll using cash in Malaysian Ringgit (RM) currency. Singaporean currency is also accepted but on a one-for-one basis (e.g pay S$1.20 for RM$1.20 toll). Alternatively, you can use the 'Touch 'n Go' card to pay toll. 'Touch 'n Go' is a prepaid smartcard. You can buy this card at Linkedua's Tanjong Kupang, Lima Kedai or Perling toll plaza. Just fill a simple form and pay.  The card can also be purchased at Customer Service Centers at designated toll plazas (for full list please click on the link www.plus.com.my)

Why Use the Second Link?







This bad congestion is a common daily occurrence at the Johor Causeway. So why not use the Second Link instead?


For A Smoother Crossing.
Experience the pleasure and comfort of cruising down a broad, multi-lane bridge, safely and without all the stress and hassle of traffic queues. Purpose built to accommodate up to 200,000 vehicles a day, the Second Link is what driving is all about ? the open road.

Quicker Customs and Immigration Clearance.
At the Second Link? Customs, Immigration and Quarantine checkpoints, there are 24 immigration lanes for light vehicles (cars) and 10 lanes for motorcycles to ensure speedier clearance.

     



Dual three-lane carriageway for smoother and safer traffic flow.



Safety First.
The bridge and expressway have been designed with safety as our primary goal. At all points you can be assured of clear visibility. And the wide lanes make for safer driving. Other safety facilities include:

LINK Ronda
LINK Ronda ? If your car should breakdown or in case of any other emergency, our LINK Ronda patrolmen will promptly come to your aid. Plus, they constantly patrol the bridge and expressway 24 hours a day, 7 days a week looking for any mishaps, vehicular breakdowns and anything else that might compromise your safety.

Traffic Control System
Traffic Control ? Our full coverage surveillance system and experts monitor the Second Link around the clock to ensure safe traffic flow. And you will always receive any travel advisories through message sign boards all along the Second Link route.

Emergency Telephones
Emergency Telephones ? Every 2 km along the Second Link there is an emergency telephone which will put you directly and immediately in touch with our traffic controllers. Our experts can either help you over the phone, or dispatch assistance to you on the spot. And emergency calls are free of charge.

Rest and Service Area
Second Link Rest & Service Areas (RSA) are the perfect place to take a break from your driving. Replete with facilities, and above all, clean, the RSAs provide you with many food and drink outlets, as well as friendly, relaxed eating areas. You can also find a Muslim prayer room, toilets, showers, a playground for the children, petrol stations and public phones. All for your convenience and comfort.

The RSAs are located just before the Tanjong Kupang toll plaza southbound, and just 5 minutes before the bridge northbound.

Quick, Affordable Tolls.
We provide many toll lanes manned by toll collectors who are trained to provide you courteous service, and speed you quickly on your way. You can pay tolls either with cash, or your pre-paid ?ouch ? Go? Card for even more convenience. Plus, our toll charges are affordable, making crossing between Singapore and Malaysia an inexpensive journey.

If paying by cash, please note that we accept both Malaysian Ringgit and Singapore Dollars, but both are on a one-for-one basis. At the Toll Plazas, S$1.00 is equal to RM1.00, so we suggest you keep some Malaysian Ringgit handy.

?ouch ? Go? Cards are available at our Perling Toll Plaza and our Tanjong Kupang Toll Plaza.

Landscaping
In our efforts to make your journey that much more enjoyable, we have planted countless tropical trees of various species along the expressways. Flowering shrubs and bushes are planted at the interchanges, rest and service areas and road shoulders to add colour to the scenery. Driving along the Second Link is indeed a pleasant and enjoyable experience.

How to get to the Second Link - from Johor  






From Johor Bahru City Centre
Johor Bahru city is connected to the Second Link by a network of roads. To get on the Second Link from Johor Bahru city centre, drive northwards along Jalan Tun Abdul Razak. Then, at the Jalan Tasik traffic lights, drive straight on into Jalan Larkin which joins up with the Skudai Highway.



After passing Tampoi, you will come to an intersection. Here, take the left turn into Jalan Perling. Drive straight on, passing several traffic lights until you reach the Perling toll plaza, the entry point to the Second Link from Johor Bahru city. Drive straight on until the Pulai interchange. From here you can turn left to take the Second Link Bridge to Singapore or turn northwards to Senai or Kuala Lumpur.

From Senai Airport, Johor
On leaving the Senai Airport, a short journey of approximately 5 minutes is all it takes for you to get on the Second Link expressway.

From the Senai Airport exit, follow the roundabout and take the second left turning. You will pass a Petronas petrol station and the Senai Industrial Area. Follow the road until you reach a junction. At the junction, drive past the traffic lights and turn right. To enter the Second Link expressway, drive straight on. You will reach the Lima Kedai toll plaza after 10 minutes. Then proceed to the Tanjung Kupang toll plaza and then the Customs, Immigration and Quarantine checkpoints. There are clear signboards all along the expressway.

From North-South Expressway coming from Kuala Lumpur/Seremban/Melaka
If you are travelling on the North-South Expressway to Singapore, getting on to Second Link expressway is easy. At km 20.0, approximately 10 minutes after passing Kulai Interchange, you will get to Senai (Utara) Interchange, also known as Exit 253. Here take this exit to the Second Link. Drive straight on. The Bridge is approximately 31 km from the Senai interchange. You will pass the Lima Kedai toll plaza and then the Tanjung Kupang toll plaza. Continue driving until you reach the Customs, Immigration and Quarantine complex.

Safety Tips  


Drinking and Driving
Alcohol impairs judgement. Drinking under the influence of alcohol is a serious offence and can result in accidents. If you must drink, don't drive.
Emergency Lane
Do not stop in the Emergency Lane provided along the expressway unless absolutely necessary. If you are experiencing a problem while driving that does not make it necessary to stop immediately, please drive on to the nearest toll plaza or rest & service area where it is safe to park your vehicle before attending to the problem. If you have to stop in the Emergency Lane, do turn on the hazard lights, get out of your vehicle and try to stay behind the guardrail.

Emergency Telephones
In case of an emergency or vehicle breakdown, walk to the nearest Emergency Telephone and call our traffic control centre for assistance. Emergency Telephones are placed every 2 km intervals along the expressway.

Handphones
If you must talk on your handphone, be sure to use a hands-free kit. Many accidents occur when drivers fail to keep both hands on the wheels in an emergency situation.

Motorcycle Shelter
Bikers travelling on the expressway are advised not to stop in the emergency lane under bridges during rainstorms. Look for the motorcycle shelters provided by Linkedua instead and take cover behind the safety of a guardrail.

Rest when tired and sleepy
One major cause of accidents on expressways is driver fatigue. When travelling on the expressway, make full use of the facilities provided in the form of rest & service areas and toll plazas. Park your vehicle and have quick nap or have some coffee. Never drive while you are sleepy.

PLUSRonda
This is a free-of-charge 24-hour service to assist motorists travelling on the Second Link. PlusRonda also attends to accidents and deals with general traffic management on the Expressway.

Speed Limit
Speeding is one major cause of accidents. Observe the speed limit at all times.

Keep left
Keep left unless you are overtaking.

Keep enough distance from the vehicle ahead
Failure to brake in time is a major cause of accidents. Always keep a safe distance between your vehicle and the one in front, especially during rain and in wet road conditions.

Accidents
If you meet with an accident;

stay calm.

avoid getting involved in an argument.

note details of the other party's vehicle (type, model, registration number, name of driver, IC no, etc)

Note the other party's insurance company.

Note the damages/injuries.

Call Linkedua's traffic control centre on 07-2788000 or use the emergency telephone by the expressway.

lodge a police report within 24 hours.

notify your insurer as soon as possible.

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Toll plaza




A courteous toll teller





The Second Link Bridge - view towards Malaysia

From Changi Airport to Tuas CheckPoint through ECP and AYE

Starting From: Arriving At: Total Distance in km. (Approximate) Travel Time:
CHANGI AIRPORT TERMINAL 1
Tuas Checkpoint
47 40 mins


Distance in km. (Approximate) Description
   From: CHANGI AIRPORT TERMINAL 1  1 0.20 Start going out South on  T1 LINK EAST towards T1 BASEMENT DRIVE  

2 0.00 Continue on T1 BASEMENT DRIVE towards T2 LINK NORTH
3 0.20 Continue on T2 LINK NORTH towards T2 BASEMENT DRIVE
4 0.40 Continue on T2 BASEMENT DRIVE towards T2 LINK SOUTH
5 0.40 Continue on T2 LINK SOUTH and turn right towards T2 BOULEVARD
6 0.30 Continue on T2 BOULEVARD and turn right onto AIRPORT BOULEVARD
7 0.85 Continue on AIRPORT BOULEVARD towards EAST COAST PARKWAY (ECP)
8 18.30 Continue on ECP
9 23.00 Turn right onto AYER RAJAH EXPRESSWAY (AYE)
10 2.30 Continue on AYE towards JALAN AHMAD IBRAHIM
11 1.00 Drive towards TUAS CHECKPOINT

Customs, Immigration and Quarantine (CIQ) Complex  


   

The CIQ Complex is also known as Kompleks Sultan Abu Bakar (KSAB). This newly built complex is situated approximately 2.6 km from the bridge landing area and occupies a vast area of 54 hectares. The KSAB houses many government departments including the Customs, Immigration, Quarantine and Police Departments. At the checkpoints, there are 24 immigration lanes for light vehicles (cars) and 10 lanes for motocycles to ensure fast clearance of people and goods. Passage through the checkpoints is comfortable and hassle-free.

Expressway maps

http://www.plus.com.my/mapp/newmap.pdf

TOLL ABBREVIATION

AHT (244)  - AYER HITAM       MBU  - MAMBAU     
AKH (231)  - AYER KEROH       NLI (215)  - NILAI      
ASS (177)  - A. SETAR SELATAN     PBSB  - PENANG BRIDGE   
ASU (178)  - A. SETAR UTARA       PDN (219)  - PORT DICKSON UTARA   
BBR (153)  - BANDAR BARU       PDS (219)  - PORT DICKSON SELATAN   
BDR (130)  - BIDOR         PGH (238)  - PAGOH      
BGS (212)  - BANGI         PLI (223)  - PEDAS LINGGI     
BKB (118)  - BUKIT BERUNTUNG     PPM (213)  - PERSIMPANGAN PUTRA MAHKOTA
BKH (185)  - BUKIT KAYU HITAM     PSR (126)  - SLIM RIVER     
BKM (150)  - BUKIT MERAH       PTJ (607)  - PUTRA JAYA     
BKR (101)  - BUKIT RAJA       RAW (116)  - RAWANG     
BRG (124)  - BEHRANG       RWS (115)  - RAWANG SELATAN   
BRT  (166)  - BERTAM       SAT (227)  - SIMPANG AMPAT   
BTS (158)  - B. TAMBUN SELATAN     SBG (104)  - SUBANG      
BTU (158)  - B. TAMBUN UTARA     SBI  - SUNGAI BESI     
BTT - BATU TIGA       SBN (218)  - SEREMBAN     
CKJ (146)  - CHANGKAT JERING     SEA (603)  - SEAFIELD     
DMR (106)  - DAMANSARA       SGB (113)  - SUNGAI BULOH     
EBN  (602)  - EBOR UTARA       SGD (165)  - SUNGAI DUA     
EBS (602)  - EBOR SELATAN       SGR - SUNGAI RASAU     
GPG (135)  - GOPENG       SHA (601)  - SHAH ALAM     
GRN (173)  - GURUN         SKD (254)  - SKUDAI      
HKG   - HUTAN KAMPUNG     SKI (128)  - SUNGKAI     
HSB (114)  - HOSPITAL SG. BULOH     SNU (253)  - SENAI UTARA     
IPS (139)  - IPOH SELATAN       SPP (137)  - SIMPANG PULAI     
JBC (257)  - JOHOR BAHARU CAUSEWAY   SPR (247)  - SIMPANG RENGGAM   
JLD (111)  - JALAN DUTA       SPS (168)  - S. PETANI SELATAN   
JLP (141)  - JELAPANG       SPU (170)  - S. PETANI UTARA   
JRU (160)  - JURU         STA (244)  - SETIA ALAM     
JSN (233)  - JASIN         SWG (220)  - SENAWANG     
JTR (182)  - JITRA         TGK (235)  - TANGKAK     
JWI (156)  - JAWI         TGM (121)  - TANJUNG MALIM   
KDR (107)  - KOTA DAMANSARA     TPH (132)  - TAPAH      
KJG (210)  - KAJANG       TPU (148)  - TAIPING UTARA     
KKS (143)  - KUALA KANGSAR     TLK  - TOL LIMA KEDAI     
KLA (608)  - KL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT   TTK  - TOL TANJUNG KUPANG   
KLI (252)  - KULAI         TTP  - TOL TAMAN PERLING   
KPS (255)  - KEMPAS       UPM (209)  - UNIVERSITI PUTRA M'SIA   
LBB (120)  - LEMBAH BERINGIN     USJ (604)  - SUBANG JAYA     
LKT  - LUKUT         YPS (242)  - YONG PENG SELATAN   
MAC (245)  - MACHAP       YPU (241)  - YONG PENG UTARA

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The Ultra modern 34.5km fully lit six lanes Lebuh Raya Shah Alam stretches from the Sri Petaling interchange in Kuala Lumpur to the Pandamaran interchange in Klang, the access road to West Port.



The Lebuh Raya Shah Alam

-Forms part of Kuala Lumpur's traffic dispersal scheme, namely the Kuala Lumpur Middle Ring Road II

-Is a major inter-urban transportation artery connecting Kuala Lumpur, Cheras, Petaling Jaya, Shah Alam and Klang

-Is connected to 3 major Expressway Systems :

-North South Expressway (PLUS) - at Sri Petaling Interchange -Puchong -Damansara Expressway (LITRAK)

- at Sunway Interchange.

-North-South Expressway Central Link (ELITE)

- at Seafield Interchange

-Is the gateway to the National Sports Complex ( Bukit Jalil) at Sukom Interchange -The venue of the Commonwealth Games 1998

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KINRARA REST AND SERVICE AREA - KL BOUND
  The following facilities are available at the RSAs:
  
   -Food Stalls/Kiosks - Indian Food, Snacks, Hot & Cold Drinks and etc...
   -Satay Kajang
   -Boutique
   -Books and Souvenir
   -Automatic Teller Machine (ATMs)
   -Petrol Station - BP
   -Surau
   -Toliet Facilities
   -Ample Parkings Bays


  AWAN BESAR REST AND SERVICE AREA (KLANG BOUND)
  The following facilities are available at the RSAs

   -Food Stalls/Kiosks - Indian Food, Western Food, Snacks, Hot & Cold
   -Drinks and etc...
   -Satay Kajang
   -Tini Seri Andam - Wedding Accessories
   -Automatic Teller Machine (ATMs)
   -Petrol Station - Caltex
   -Surau
   -Toilet Facilities
   -Ample Parking Bays

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KESAS SDN. BHD (275554-u)
Wisma KESAS, No.1, Lebuh Raya Shah Alam
47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan,
Malaysia
Tel : 03-5632-7088 Fax : 03-5632-5288

[email protected]

Safer, Quicker, More Convenient

Imagine cutting up to thirty minutes of commuting time. This is the benefit New Pantai Highway offers motorist using Jalan Subang Utama, Jalan Klang Lama or Jalan Pantai Dalam and heading toward Kuala Lumpur as their final destination (or vice-versa).

Operational since 2nd April 2004, the intra-urban 19.6 kilometre-long New Pantai Highway is expected to significantly alleviate traffic congestion along Federal Highway Route II caused by thousands of vehicles plying the route every day.



New Pantai Highway has three links:

an east-west dual 3-lane carriageway link between Subang Jaya and the exiting Kuala Lumpur - Seremban Highway,

a dual 3-lane carriageway link between the Federal Highway Route II at Petaling Jaya Selatan and the junction of Taman Maju Jaya, and,

a dual 2-lane carriageway link between Pantai Dalam and Jalan Bangsar.

With these links, motorists traveling to and from Subang Jaya and Kuala Lumpur city centre via Jalan Bangsar will find New Pantai Highway the more convenient alternative.

Highway Map





Interchanges Along NPE Highway

Kewajipan Interchange   
Pantai Dalam Interchange
PJS 8/1 Interchange
Pantai Bahru Interchange
Templer Interchange
Taman Desa Interchange