The Negeri Sembilan government, together with the state public works department (JKR), has identified a location along Jalan Temiang-Pantai to construct a parking lot.
This was revealed by menteri besar Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun at a recent State Legislative Assembly sitting, as Bernama reports. He pointed out that aside from the proposed parking area, which will be located on privately-owned plot situated at an intersection near the scenic route, local authorities are also looking at other suitable areas to provide additional parking lots.
Aminuddin was replying to a question from Temiang assemblyman, Ng Chin Tsai, on the status of the government’s proposal to build parking lots along the road. He added that aside from the parking lots, local JKR authorities are also making an application to erect additional street lights in the area under the Peninsular Malaysia Federal Road Safety programme.
The announcement is a much-needed one in addressing the phenomenon that has been taking place along Jalan Temiang-Pantai. Ever since it was open for public use, scores of motorists have been stopping along the route to take pictures, while some have been seen speeding along the route, which is also used by joggers and cyclists. By the way, it is not illegal to jog or cycle on the road, which is a federal road and not a highway.
Back in June, Seremban traffic police were on location to conduct operations against illegal parkers under part 50 of the Road Traffic Rules 1959 regarding “obstructing traffic” and part 53 of the same act regrading “Emergency Lanes.” Offenders can be fined up to RM2,000 or sentenced to not more than six months jail, or both, upon conviction.
Following all that activity, the road has been designated as a ‘special patrol zone’ to prevent the public from stopping on the road shoulder and emergency lane, and to improve road safety, according to Datuk Ruslan Khalid, the Negeri Sembilan chief of police.
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Should charge RM2 for every 30 minutes of parking
Gahmen logic,
RM2 for PPR biforti (targeted subsidy)
RM4 for emforti (pay less tax, partial subsidy)
RM8 for teatwenti (pay exorbitant tax, no subsidy)
giving in to the problems
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brilliant, can soon see food truckers there…its going to be a mini pasar malam there
the govt is spending unnecessary money just to fill up all these jokers social media page. What’s wrong with people nowdays
Do u expect frog got brain?
Is ph frog? How bout abahcow
Street lights, parking bays will “wreck” the nice unobstructed scenic view
Just built a station aka R&R at the scenic location for the visitors to enjoy the view. Suggestion only.
But but, why spend less when we can spend more?
The more, the merrier (project).
And ruin the scenic view!
This is what is foresee…
Car park will be filled with stalls, attracting more traffic, filling up the car park and eventually people start parking on roadside again lol.
if you are stupid enough to jog on this road, you deserve to come and see me.
I dun wan to si u lah devil, dun wan to end up in hell with u lah !
Dont laa…
Later, full with illegal seller/food truck etc… then someone collect parrking fees etc. Elok2 nak enjoy scenery, dah jd tapak pasar malam..
let it be as it is. just lesser enforcement. as long doesn’t obstruct ongoing traffic shud be ok…
Haiya, what do you expect from them?
Dont laa…
Later, full with illegal seller/food truck etc… then someone collect parrking fees etc. Elok2 nak enjoy scenery, dah jd tapak pasar malam.. just like what happen in Ampang look out point
let it be as it is. just lesser enforcement. as long doesn’t obstruct ongoing traffic shud be ok…
just build RNR lah. better for resting and enjoying the scenery.
Good effort. Make it a national project not just where that 1 accident happen