List of Expressways and Highways in Malaysia

This list highways in Malaysia provides an overview of the highways in Malaysia Represents the Malay motorway network ( Malay: Sistem Lebuhraya Malaysia), which begins with the North - South Expressway ( NSE), is currently mainly in development. It was built by private companies under the supervision of the competent government authority for highways Lembaga Lebuhraya Malaysia ( LLM).

The motorway network of Malaysia is considered the best in Southeast Asia and also in Asia after Japan and China. It consists of 27 motorways and has a total of a total length of 1,630 kilometers. Other 219.3 km of motorways is still under construction. The closed network of toll highways similar to the Japanese and Chinese motorway networks. For all highways that comes as " Build Operate Transfer (BOT) " designated operator model used.

Malay highways there are both in West Malaysia and in East Malaysia, but the power in the former region is more dense. The North - South Expressway runs through all the major cities and metropolitan areas in West Malaysia, such as Penang, Ipoh, the Klang Valley and Johor Bahru. The Pan Borneo Highway connects the Malaysian states of Sabah and Sarawak with Brunei.

List of highways in Malaysia

Car highways ( Lebuhraya )

  • Senai link Senai Airport ( FT1 ) - Senai IC ( E2)
  • Main Link: Senai IC ( E2) - Pulai (E3 ) - Port of Tanjung Pelepas ( FT177 ) - Penda, border Singapore
  • Pontian Link: Pulai (E3 ) - Johor Bahru
  • Main Link: Shah Alam ( E1) - Seafield (E5 ) - USJ ( E11/FT3214 ) - Saujana Putra ( E26 ) - Putrajaya (E6 ) - KLIA ( FT26 ) - Salak Tinggi ( FT29 ) - Nilai (E2 )
  • Link Putrajaya Putrajaya IC (E6, E20 ) - Putrajaya ( FT29 )
  • Karak (E8 ) - Maran - Gambang ( FT222, E8 ) - Kuantan - Jabur - Kuala Terengganu - Kota Bharu
  • East Coast of Johor: Gambang (E8 ) - Johor Bahru
  • Main Link: Subang Jaya ( FT15 ) - Bandar Sunway (E11 ) - Seri Setia ( FT2) - Pantai Dalam (E10 ) - Mid Valley City ( FT2) - Bangsar
  • Salak link: Pantai Dalam (E10 ) - Salak ( E20/E37 )
  • Main Link: Sri Damansara ( FT28/FT54 ) - Penchala ( E23 ) - Damansara Utama ( E23 ) - Bandar Sunway ( FT2, E11 ) - Sunway (E5 ) - Puchong ( FT217, E11 ) - Serdang ( FT29 )
  • Puchong Barat link: Puchong (E11 ) - USJ (E6 )
  • Main Link: Mines ( E9) - Balakong - Kajang (E21 ) - Sungai Ramal ( E18) - Universiti Tenaga Nasional ( E26 ) - Universiti Putra Malaysia ( E2/E9 )
  • Cheras link: Sungai Ramal ( E18) - Sungai Balak (E7 )
  • Main Link: Senai Airport ( E3) - Ulu Tiram ( FT3 ) - Cahaya Baru (E22 ) - Sungai Johor Bridge - Penawar
  • Pasir Gudang link: Cahaya Baru (E22 ) - Pasir Gudang
  • Kerinchi Link: Mont Kiara (E1, E23 ) - Bukit Kiara ( E23 ) - Kerinchi ( FT2)
  • Damansara Link: Damansara (E1, E11) - Bukit Kiara ( E23 ) - Jalan Duta
  • Penchala Link: Penchala (E11 ) - Mont Kiara ( E23 )
  • Batu Kawan bridge link Batu Kawan (E1 ) - Penang Second Bridge - Batu Maung (E22 )
  • Batu Maung link: Bayan Lepas ( FT3113 ) - Batu Maung ( E33 ) - Permatang According to
  • Duta - Ulu sound link: Jalan Duta (E1 ) - Segambut ( FH1) - Sentul Pasar ( E33 ) - Semarak - Ulu Klang ( FT28 )
  • Greenwood Sentul Pasar link Sentul Pasar ( E33 ) - Greenwood ( FT28 )
  • Main tunnel: Salak ( E37 ) - Tunnel - Kuala Lumpur ( KLMRR1 )
  • Sultan Ismail Link Tunnel: Tunnel - Kuala Lumpur ( THD )

Federal roads ( Laluan Persekutuan )

  • Highway in Malaysia
  • List (roads )
  • Transport (Asia)
Controlled-access highway Expressways of Japan Expressways of China Build–operate–transfer North–South Expressway (Malaysia) AH2 Sultan Abdul Halim Muadzam Shah Bridge Penang Bridge SMART Tunnel Johor–Singapore Causeway Cheras, Selangor Petaling Jaya Mid Valley Megamall Istana Negara, Jalan Istana Kota Tinggi Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport Kuala Lumpur International Airport Sepang Cyberjaya Langkawi Kedah
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