LRT 3: NKVE Intermittent Lane Closure, KM14.9 To KM16.2 From 26 Aug - 28 Aug
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Setia Utama LRT 3 Sdn Bhd, the contractor overseeing the Light Rail Transit 3 (LRT3) project, would like to notify the public about upcoming intermittent lane closures and traffic diversions on the New Klang Valley Expressway (NKVE) between KM14.9 and KM16.2 (for both Kuala Lumpur/Sungai Buloh and Shah Alam/Subang-bound lanes).
These closures are necessary to facilitate LRT3 project-related work and will take place from August 26, 2023, to August 28, 2023 (Saturday to Monday) between 11:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m.
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During these closures, the following traffic diversions will be in effect:
- Motorists travelling from Shah Alam/Subang to Kuala Lumpur/Sungai Buloh will be directed to use the opposite side of the NKVE Highway, with contra-flow traffic arrangements in place. Three (3) lanes will be open for motorists heading from Kuala Lumpur/Sungai Buloh to Shah Alam/Subang.
- Motorists travelling from Shah Alam/Subang to Petronas and Shell will be guided to the rightmost lane near Vista Subang Apartment.
- Motorists travelling from Petronas to the NKVE Highway will be rerouted to the leftmost lane, then proceed straight onto the NKVE Highway (towards Kuala Lumpur/Sungai Buloh).
- Motorists travelling on the rightmost lane from Kuala Lumpur/Sungai Buloh will be directed to the middle lane of the NKVE Highway when approaching the flagman overseeing the contra-flow, as illustrated in the provided map.
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Please note that these diversions have been given the green light by the Malaysian Highway Authority (LLM) and Projek Lebuhraya Usahasama Berhad (PLUS). Road users are advised to drive carefully when using these stretches and adhere to all signs.
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