Here’s Why Klang Traffic Has Been Intense These Past Couple Days

If you’ve been driving around Klang, Selangor on the mornings of Thursday (October 7th) and today (8 Oct), you would’ve most likely noticed some unusually heavy traffic, namely on the Grand Sepadu highway, Pulau Indah highway and Jalan Telok Gong.

On both days, Astro Radio Traffic reported some heavy traffic around those areas which were due to high tides affecting the roads.

#kltu KLANG: High tide conditions are causing heavy traffic on: GRAND SEPADU HWAY: Kg Rantau Panjang - Bdr Sultan...

Posted by Astro Radio Traffic on Wednesday, October 6, 2021

#kltu GRAND SEPADU HWAY: High tides have been reported to be the cause of slow moving traffic from Kg Rantau Panjang - Bdr Sultan Suleiman

Posted by Astro Radio Traffic on Thursday, October 7, 2021

#kltu GRAND SEPADU HWAY: High tides have been reported to be the cause of slow moving traffic from Kg Rantau Panjang - Bdr Sultan Suleiman

Posted by Astro Radio Traffic on Thursday, October 7, 2021

#kltu KLANG: High tide conditions are causing more than 1 hour delays on the following roads: GRAND SEPADU HWAY: at KM2.5 from Kg Rantau Panjang & Kapar - Bdr Sultan Suleiman JALAN PELABUHAN UTARA: Tmn Kem - Northport JALAN TELOK GONG: Tmn Kota Pendamar - Glenmarie Cove which is also affecting traffic from Bdr Botanik on the Pulau Indah hway

Posted by Astro Radio Traffic on Thursday, October 7, 2021

While the traffic seemed to improve gradually as the rush hour passed, this wasn’t the case for the Pulau Indah highway today.

At 11:30am, there was still a 6KM-jam from Bandar Botanik heading towards the Muhibbah bridge, about a half an hour delay for drivers at the location. This was also affecting traffic from Jalan Kem.

Traffic was also slow on Jalan Telok Gong from Taman Kota Pendamar towards Glenmarie Cove.

 here’s why klang traffic has been intense these past couple days

Do take note of these recent road conditions and plan your journey ahead if you intend on driving through any of the routes mentioned.

Drive safe, everyone!

By: Amy Shariffudin

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