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Road closures in Perak from Sept 25-27 for LTdL

Heavy vehicles also banned from bike race’s route, authorities to set up diversions

3:39 PM MYT

 

IPOH – Several roads in Perak will be closed for the Le Tour de Langkawi (LTdL) from September 25 to 27.

Perak police chief Datuk Seri Mohd Yusri Hassan Basri said among the roads that will be diverted and closed for the third to fifth stages of the LTdL are the Gerik-Jeli East West Highway and the Gerik – Kupang East West Highway, which will be closed on Monday, September 25.

Meanwhile, Jalan Dewan, Jalan Taiping, Jalan Ipoh-Butterworth, and Jalan Chemor-Jelapang will be closed on September 26 and Jalan Stesen, Slim River and Jalan Ipoh-Kuala Lumpur will be closed on September 27, he said in a statement today.

Yusri said the roads around Parit Buntar, Bagan Serai, Simpang, Taiping, Kuala Kangsar, Sg Siput, Chemor and Bandar Meru Raya will be diverted and closed on September 26, while roads around Slim River and Tg Malim will be closed on September 27.

Meanwhile, heavy vehicles will not be allowed to use the LTdL route and police and the Road Transport Department will set up diversions.

To avoid accidents, road users are strictly prohibited from parking their vehicles on the left and right side of the road along LTdL routes and from using all lanes or entrances and exits of the main route.

“The roads will be reopened to all traffic as soon as the race is completely over,” Yusri said, advising all road users to plan their travel and use alternative roads to avoid congestion. – September 22, 2023

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