Heads up, drivers: Plus to close Serdang Lay-by overnight from Aug 11 for upgrades
The entry lane, food stalls and restrooms at the lay-by will be temporarily unavailable between 10pm and 5am during the five-day period.
To minimise disruption, the lay-by will reopen to the public daily from 5am to 10pm when no upgrading works will take place.
The highway operator said the maintenance is part of its ongoing efforts to improve highway infrastructure and user comfort.
Highway users are advised to plan their travel using the Plus App and to comply with traffic signs and on-site instructions.
Traffic updates will be available via the Putri Virtual Assistant, X@plustrafik App, electronic signboards and PlusLine at 1800-88-0000.
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