Prolintas, the concessionaire for the Sungai Besi-Ulu Kelang Elevated Expressway (SUKE) Alam Damai elevated interchange, has announced the reopening of the stretch of road on Jalan Alam Damai heading towards Taman Len Seng and from Taman Len Seng towards Jalan Alam Damai, as well as that from the MRR2 to Alam Damai.
The roads have been closed for years to facilitate the construction of the SUKE, and following the completion of the highway project with the opening of the Alam Damai interchange in October last year, access to to the stretch – which has been fully repaired by Prolintas – has now been restored.
The reopening was announced by Prolintas earlier this evening via a Facebook post, with the barriers removed less than an hour ago. Traffic accessing the stretch is reportedly still light, as likely many are still unaware that it is now accessible to vehicles.
Phase 1 of the SUKE, a 16.6 km-long stretch from the signature big loop Cheras-Kajang interchange to Bukit Antarabangs, awas opened to traffic in September 2022, while Phase 2, a 7.8 km-long stretch that connects Sri Petaling and Bukit Jalil to the Cheras-Kajang interchange. was officially launched in June. The opening of the Alam Damai interchange on October 20 completed the project, and the reopening of the road beneath the highway in that area now finishes the build in its entirety.
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Why don’t they build more train stations rather than tolled highways?
Susah buat project like MRT..kalau nak sakau kena yg cepat.. so easiest are highways
Train station govt have to fork out money,
but tolled road private-govt partnership no need fork out money and govt thinks can solve traffic situation haha
because malaysia got so many car. many car means more traffic. more traffic means money.
This highway ruin the live of the near by residents. Not only it took the lifes of the construction workers and passing commuters but also contributed noise pollution to the surrounding residents. I can’t imagine what will happen to the upcoming PJD link.
Highway developers should not be allowed to interfere with existing roads in order v to build the highways. No lane or road closures. It take years to build these highways and closing roads or lanes only add to traffic jams.
Not only did it ruin the lives of the people staying in the surrounding area it destroyed all the beatiful trees and greenery in the Alam Damai and Taman Len Seng area. Now we have the most ugly concrete monster of a highway hanging above our heads.
Danger of flying myvi landing on houses below will soon hit the news
Dangerous for pedestrians crossing, please upgrade facilities
So what happened to the accidents and workers fatality ? Life taken away but any punishment to the developers? Didn’t put the bosses in jail kah?