For those who drive a car daily from home to workplace, let’s share how you guys avoid the traffic jam especially to those who use the highway

Here is the list of highways in the Klang Valley
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Expr...he_Klang_Valley

1. Where do you stay and where is your workplace?
2. What time you’re required to be at office?
3. What time you can going back to home?

4. What time do you leave your home in the morning?
5. How long do you take to arrive at office?
6. Which way you’re using?
7. Is there any other alternative road?

8. What time do you leave your office?
9. How long do you take to arrive at home?
10. Which way you’re using?
11. Is there any other alternative road?

12. How long do you spend your time on the road?

This post has been edited by wireshark: Mar 10 2010, 08:18 AM

Homework?

nvr use the federal highway unless u have to

i'm using public transport everyday

but what i know is

jalan ampang,jalan tunku abdul rahman and MRR2 exit pandan indah you can run from jam..and also no alternative way

drive aeroplane best at avoding jam

Use all the Tolled highways. Duke, Penchala, Sprint, NPE if possible.

I use a teleporter. Only 0.1% to die.

stay at home is the best way

kinda used to it and feel bless atleast it's not like jakarta

simple.. use motorcycle..

i use scooter.. vrooom vroooom!

use foot

i know some roads but if tell other people, sked the road will jammed

i go work early. before 8 sudah sampai opis. then i geli geli with a female co worker in her office,

by the time we are done its 830

thats why i wake up early. elak jam dapat geli geli

6:30am you will start see the traffic piling up on Jalan Genting Klang, this is causing by the public bus operator which queuing their bus on the bus stop to wait for customers to fill up their seats... so is 2 lane road become one lane, and become hell traffic jam...

so i have to leave my home before 6am in order to enjoy a smooth ride

Hard to evade massive jams in the City during peak hours. All the available roads to the city will be jammed.

It's either wake up early or just drive motorbike..i prefer the latter option

before 7am still ok. best is before 6.30

AVOID JAM AR? Be own boss lor. Start driving 9:30am and go back 4:00pm.

still jam

there's no way to avoid, unless u go out during off peak hours

only crazy person driving car to the office

nasib i work not on peak hours and leave oso iz no peak

I didn't know that there are so many kids under age and spammers here with stupid idea.
Don't interrupt a conversation to say something irrelevant. That is extremely rude. When speaking, make sure it's appropriate. If you're not sure than it's probably better not to say anything.

Thanks pkiensing for your useful reply.
before 6am, wow.. that's really early. I would appreciate if you could answer the question above, or at least a little bit information, where do you stay and where do you work

Rite, but in some area, it's already jam at 7am

Rite, but at least we can find the most appropriate time where the traffic is less in the morning (going to office) and afternoon (back to home)

cycle to work

This post has been edited by Pinarello: Mar 10 2010, 06:44 PM

Darren Chan, maybe I forgot to tell. But this thread only for

1. Those who afford to have a car, not those who use their parents, brother or sister's car.
2. Those who afford to pay gas for their car
3. Those who afford to pay road tax and insurance for their car
4. Those who use their car daily from home to office

Summary, STOP SPAMMING this thread with stupid idea. If you want to make a joke, please open another thread. I'll laugh it for you.

Thanks and have nice day with your bicycle.

6:00am start going to work, 6:30am reach office. 7:00pm you back home from office, 8:00pm reach home.

Dinner & bath 9:00pm, TV online 10:00pm, and make love 11:00pm then Sleep. Is this called normal life ?

Use pintu suka hati. Can avoid jam

Hi all.
Hope this help those heading CHERAS from KL. This new interchange cut your time on the road by 30 MINUTES.

THE long-awaited elevated interchange connecting Jalan Tun Razak, Jalan Pudu, Jalan Cheras and Jalan Chan Sow Lin, in Kuala Lumpur is now open to traffic.

Federal Territories and Urban Wellbeing Minister Raja Nong Chik Raja Zainal Abidin said the interchange, which cost RM60mil, is expected to improve the traffic congestion in Cheras, better known as the “Cheras Crawl”, during peak hours by about 40%.

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Added on December 1, 2012, 6:41 pmOps! the link:
http://thestar.com.my/metro/story.asp?file...844&sec=central

This post has been edited by limyeefatt: Dec 1 2012, 06:41 PM