KUALA LUMPUR: Traffic was moving smoothly on all major highways in the country as of 9am on Monday (April 24), according to reports.
The Malaysia Highway Authority said the traffic volume was expected to increase by noon following the public holiday in conjunction with the Aidilfitri public holiday ending today.
So far, there has only been one accident at KM291.3 from Simpang Pulai to Gopeng, but the traffic was under control, it said. PLUS tweeted that that a lorry broke down at KM79.5 from Pendang to Gurun which caused the left lane to be closed, however the traffic flow was smooth. The public can obtain the latest traffic information via the toll-free Plusline 1800-88-0000 and Twitter page at www.twitter.com/plustrafik or the LLM line 1800-88-7752 and the Twitter page at www.twitter.com/llminfotrafik.- Bernama
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