don worry of traffic time, it will become shorter in future..u know why?

because there are lots of MRT station along cheras and kajang, during that time MRT operate, many ppl will take MRT, the traffic will become smooth, so driving from semenyih to klcc will take you about 40-50 minutes only...

Thanks. Do you mind to share which area of Kajang you are staying, normally which road you are using to KL sentral and typically where's the most jammed area?

Perhaps with such information we can get a better comparison to Semenyih. If using Lekas/Silk highway, Semenyih actually can reach Kajang around 10 - 15 minutes.

Thanks.

My goodness..... Looks like u have to pass thru several bottlenecks (e.g. Th Mines, Connaught, Cheras Sentral, or Seremban-Sg Besi, Tun Razak) then only reaching KL town 

If it rains in the evening, then no need to go back home cos the Smart Tunnel will close 

I didnt mean to KL Sentral, but for those who work in KLCC 

Bro, thanks for sharing.

If not mistaken, from Jalan Wan Siew, either you are using the north section silk that will lead you to Cheras Kajang Highway, which finally to Batu 11 (I presume you are not using this road), or you can pass through Sungai Ramal toll and then exit to Kuala Lumpur-Seremban highway. If you don't exit here, you can go straight until the interchange in front of UNITEN and cut into Jalan Sungai Besi which finally will lead you to the Mines, Besraya and all the way to Jalan Istana (I presume you are using this road). By the way the stretch from UNITEN interchange to UPM junction no jam during peak hour? Sometime the cars too much pack up in front of the UPM junction, until only the rightest lane can move. 

Can you please kindly advise why you are not using the Kuala Lumpur-Seremban highway? Is it because Besraya is RM 1.30 while Kajang to Sungai Besi is RM 1.80 instead? Have you ever compared the severe of jam by using these two roads? I normally will go out KL-Seremban Highway, Kajang to Sungai Besi toll normally no problem, but straight after Sungai Besi Toll, and on the way go to Desa Petaling/Sri Petaling, traffic will pile up and jam all the way. Is it besraya will be less jam instead?

I can't really get how you back from office though, as it involves KESAS and MEX. Anyhow, as you use East West link, why not come out to KL-Seremban near the interchange in Desa Water Park? Jam? toll price?

From Semenyih actually can use the way you are using now as well. From Lekas then go into silk via Bukit Kajang toll, all the way to Sungai Ramal as well. If want go to Sungai Chua / Jalan Wan Siew, just exit before reaching Sungai Ramal toll, then go back to Sungai Chua via Kajang mewah / Pasaraya bintang. I consider it is quite direct already, only need about 15 minutes.

"Lekas/Silk in the morning to get to KL from Seremban. It's quite bad even at 7 in the morning" <- May I know which route you are using? Cheras 11?   

Thanks.

True, the traffic light goto Kajang toll normally takes 5 minutes, if already on the bridge, then normally I will wait. Every time green light turn on will have about 2 minutes for you to pass through, so it is still okay. Of course if you are already way far from the bridge, then it would be great to use the interchange in front of UNITEN. Pertronas station near to Desa Petaling?

Lekas/Silk will not have traffic lights. You gone through several traffic lights is because you need to go through the Semenyih town currently. Correct, once the Ecohill link is completed, you won't need to commute to the Semenyih town anymore.

I did, as last week I went to Technology Park Malaysia from Semenyih using LEKAS/silk. Normally will be reaching Sungai Chuah about 15 minutes, at around 8.05am, congestion only started after Sungai Ramal toll and as you said, many people is heading to Putrajaya during that time. Silk even open up additional lane in opposite direction heading to Putrajaya/Puchong, that's why you said can reach interchange near UNITEN with not much congestion. Normally I will go out to KL-Seremban, as our destination is different, though we are heading on about the same route.