Special parking area to be built along Jalan Temiang-Pantai for motorists – additional street lights proposed

The government of Negeri Sembilan, together with the state department of public works (JKR), has identified a site along the Jalan Temiang-Pantai to build a parking lot.

This was revealed by advisor Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun at a recent meeting of the State Legislative Council, as Bernama report. He pointed out that in addition to the proposed parking area, which will be on privately owned land located at an intersection near the scenic route, the local government is also looking at other suitable areas. to provide additional parking.

Aminuddin was answering a question from Temiang MP, Ng Chin Tsai, about the state of the government’s proposal for the construction of parking lots along the road. He added that in addition to the parking lots, the local government of JKR is also applying for the installation of more street lights in the area under the Malaysian Federal Road Safety program in the Peninsula.

This announcement is essential in addressing the ongoing phenomenon along Jalan Temiang-Pantai. Since it was opened for public use, the scores of car drivers have stop along the route to take pictures, while some people have been seen speeding along the route, this is also used by joggers and cyclists. By the way, it is It is not illegal to run or cycle on the streetIt’s an interstate, not a highway.

Back in June, the Seremban traffic police arrived at the site to conduct operations against illegal parkers under section 50 of the Road Traffic Rules 1959 on “obstruction of traffic” and section 53 of the same act providing for “emergency lanes”. Violators can be fined up to RM2,000 or sentenced to prison for not more than six months, or both, upon conviction.

After all those activities, the path has been designated as ‘special patrol zone’ According to Datuk Ruslan Khalid, Negeri Sembilan police chief, to prevent the public from stopping on curbs and emergency lanes, while improving road safety.