Re: Not bad being a Malaysian (at least in JB)
Go when off peak if you can cos the wait is much shorter.
Go when off peak if you can cos the wait is much shorter.
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Traffic jams at both CIQs (Woodlands Causeway and Tuas 2nd Link)
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Re: Not bad being a Malaysian (at least in JB)
From my experience, the queues are always built on the SG side. A big difference is that there are always no stopping for custom check on MY side, and consider it a bonus if you face a short queue at SG custom. Of course, with the built up queue in customs, it may sometimes back up to and build a queue on the immigration counter.
From my experience, the queues are always built on the SG side. A big difference is that there are always no stopping for custom check on MY side, and consider it a bonus if you face a short queue at SG custom. Of course, with the built up queue in customs, it may sometimes back up to and build a queue on the immigration counter.
Re: Not bad being a Malaysian (at least in JB)
To avoid weekend jam I will reach Sg custom 6am, clear JB CIQ then head to any 24hr fast food restaurant eg McDonald that serves chicken congee. Kill time with newspaper/magazine till 8am when mall open. Load up at The Store, Tesco, Aeon Tebrau city & other specialty store within. Lunch at Teck Sing Restaurant or some BKT store. Foot reflexology and shoulder massage. Shell fill up. Take-away dinner and head back hoping that causeway is relatively clear.
To avoid weekend jam I will reach Sg custom 6am, clear JB CIQ then head to any 24hr fast food restaurant eg McDonald that serves chicken congee. Kill time with newspaper/magazine till 8am when mall open. Load up at The Store, Tesco, Aeon Tebrau city & other specialty store within. Lunch at Teck Sing Restaurant or some BKT store. Foot reflexology and shoulder massage. Shell fill up. Take-away dinner and head back hoping that causeway is relatively clear.
Re: Not bad being a Malaysian (at least in JB)
The 1st and 2nd links are quite empty now. I remember just about 6 months ago, they were already badly jammed up at this time. The higher toll at this level is good for me, but not when the Johor levy is imposed later. Maybe Johor is having 2nd thoughts given the further negative impact to tourism $.
The 1st and 2nd links are quite empty now. I remember just about 6 months ago, they were already badly jammed up at this time. The higher toll at this level is good for me, but not when the Johor levy is imposed later. Maybe Johor is having 2nd thoughts given the further negative impact to tourism $.
Re: Not bad being a Malaysian (at least in JB)
I like the implementation the tolls. It is so effective. No more petrol warriors. I can pay and enjoy the ride across the bridge without suffering the Jam.
I like the implementation the tolls. It is so effective. No more petrol warriors. I can pay and enjoy the ride across the bridge without suffering the Jam.
Re: Not bad being a Malaysian (at least in JB)
It will be much smoother when the VEH of RM20/35/50 is implemented next yr.....
It will be much smoother when the VEH of RM20/35/50 is implemented next yr.....
Re: Not bad being a Malaysian (at least in JB)
Only rich like me can visit the place. That will be even better.
Only rich like me can visit the place. That will be even better.
Re: Not bad being a Malaysian (at least in JB)
Haha, Bro, lesson No 1. The rich don't call themselves rich. In fact, the truly rich are often v low key and humble.
Haha, Bro, lesson No 1. The rich don't call themselves rich. In fact, the truly rich are often v low key and humble.
Re: Not bad being a Malaysian (at least in JB)
Before you hit big big time, you must call yourself rich 1st.
Before you hit big big time, you must call yourself rich 1st.
Re: Not bad being a Malaysian (at least in JB)
PLease implement your VEH. Malaysia can only have themselves to blame.
PLease implement your VEH. Malaysia can only have themselves to blame.
Re: Not bad being a Malaysian (at least in JB)
韬光养晦, my friend. Btw, I am a Singaporean.
韬光养晦, my friend. Btw, I am a Singaporean.
Re: Not bad being a Malaysian (at least in JB)
just checked the cams. both links in and out totally devoid of traffic. unless everyone is stuck on the EDL (edl cams are down) coming in, this doesn't look good for the
"blue ribbon" special economic zone
bro, you are a Singaporean Reds!!
just checked the cams. both links in and out totally devoid of traffic. unless everyone is stuck on the EDL (edl cams are down) coming in, this doesn't look good for the
"blue ribbon" special economic zone
Re: Not bad being a Malaysian (at least in JB)
Slight jam coming back to SG now... Off topic, get ready for a cracking match at Anfield tonight!
Re: Not bad being a Malaysian (at least in JB)
Checking on the cam now, it should be stuck with Jam now. Whether going in or coming out.
But now at this hour, it is all clear. It beats me.
Checking on the cam now, it should be stuck with Jam now. Whether going in or coming out.
But now at this hour, it is all clear. It beats me.
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