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post Nov 10 2015, 09:57 PM

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QUOTE(peri peri @ Nov 4 2015, 02:58 PM)
If you wanna compare like this, there are no end. You dont get the point.

I WAS SAYING, IF YOU WANNA LIFE IN SEMENYIH, THEN WORK SOMEWHERE NEARER. UNLESS U CAN GET URSELF A JOB > RM10000 A MONTH, THEN ITS WORTH TO TRAVEL LONG DISTANCE AND HOUR TO KL!
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If you live nearby KL like Subang or PJ but stuck in traffic for 1 hour plus just to get out from your residential area for what?

I prefer live in bit outskirt but have easy access to highway..although km wise is longer but my car is moving and the journey is pleasant



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post Nov 11 2015, 06:21 PM

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QUOTE(keong24 @ Nov 9 2015, 09:12 AM)
i just cant understand those mrt hype on area like semenyih rawang or others

let's think the places of u went for last week except office, how many places are really accessible by mrt??

even mid valley are accessible by ktm now, i wonder how many of u who live nearby a station are really using it to reach there, especially family

malaysian mentality is there d, number one choice of traveling anywhere is always driving

so mrt is just a gimmick to push up property prices like semenyih, which are really fuarking not convenient
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Years of working. I have friends

Working in pavilion staying in melaka.
Working in bayan lepas staying in sungai petani
Working in cyberjaya staying in nilai.
Working in sg staying in jb

Travel daily.


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If you stay near buy go home facing the wall lonely or go waste your time clubbing mamak i dont see the point too.

So. They do what they thought is best. Nothing wrong.

Semenyih far? So now we know why penang houseprice is skyhigh? laugh.gif
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post Nov 11 2015, 07:57 PM

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QUOTE(keong24 @ Nov 9 2015, 09:12 AM)
i just cant understand those mrt hype on area like semenyih rawang or others

let's think the places of u went for last week except office, how many places are really accessible by mrt??

even mid valley are accessible by ktm now, i wonder how many of u who live nearby a station are really using it to reach there, especially family

malaysian mentality is there d, number one choice of traveling anywhere is always driving

so mrt is just a gimmick to push up property prices like semenyih, which are really fuarking not convenient
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hi bro, peace out. the mentality of driving is unavoilable simply because the public transport system has too many flaws presently. With that, I disagree that "malaysian mentality is there d, number one choice of traveling anywhere is always driving" as it's only with the progress of time we could witness if the train + bus system could attract more people to forsake driving as the one and only means to travel.

Btw, I consider myself lucky because I've been able to use public transport to go to work. It's fast, convenient and cheap as compared to driving. So on the other hand, I don't understand why do some people opt for stucking in the jam when they have option to use public transport hmm.gif hmm.gif
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post Nov 12 2015, 12:10 AM

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20 years ago, bangi is too far from KL
25-30 years ago, Shah Alam is too far from KL
30-40 years ago, PJ is too far from KL
50 years ago, kepong/damansara/cheras is too far from CBD KL
100 years ago, kampung baru/pudu is too far from CBD KL
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post Nov 12 2015, 12:17 PM

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LOL how can i missed this thread. I moved to Semenyih at the end of last year and started to daily commute to KL ever since. I have tried public transport & drive my own car and both has it's own trade.

While driving ur own car will give u the flexibility to drive however the congested area especially Cheras and Loke Yew area will give u high blood pressure. Take into account the cost also isn't cheap nowadays with all the tolls price hike.

Taking the Komuter is an option. U can either take from Batang Benar, Bangi or Kajang. I personally prefer Bangi as the car park is build properly compared to other nearby station. However, the experience is far from pleasant especially during peak hours. I get sick quite regularly when I took train to work.

Now, i stick with driving my own car to work and planning to get a bike soon. Perhaps until the completion of MRT. Hopefully it wont turns out to be another KTM Komuter
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post Nov 12 2015, 03:47 PM

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i work in KLCC area and live in KLCC area. biggrin.gif
Lifestyle is good. i walk home, have time to chill at home, go to gym/shops/etc in a work day.
However, i have to pay a price.........MYR5k for 2 bed room condo. cry.gif

So i am thinking. Which area is the best place to stay outside of KLCC, about 30 mins away by car?
i can compromise a bit of time in a car, but not too much. laugh.gif

Any suggestions?
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post Nov 12 2015, 06:14 PM

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QUOTE(prophetjul @ Nov 12 2015, 03:47 PM)
i work in KLCC area and live in KLCC area.    biggrin.gif
Lifestyle is good. i walk home, have time to chill at home, go to gym/shops/etc in a work day.
However, i have to pay a price.........MYR5k for 2 bed room condo.  cry.gif

So i am thinking. Which area is the best place to stay outside of KLCC, about 30 mins away by car?
i can compromise a bit of time in a car, but not too much.  laugh.gif

Any suggestions?
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You can consider Ulu Klang area.
Need to drive on MRR2 and then AKLEH to reach KLCC.
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post Nov 13 2015, 08:10 AM

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QUOTE(CoffeeDude @ Nov 12 2015, 06:14 PM)
You can consider Ulu Klang area.
Need to drive on MRR2 and then AKLEH to reach KLCC.
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Does that normally take 30 mins by car?

What other forms of transport is possible from Ulu Klang?
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post Nov 13 2015, 08:34 AM

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QUOTE(prophetjul @ Nov 13 2015, 08:10 AM)
Does that normally take 30 mins by car?

What other forms of transport is possible from Ulu Klang?
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On average about 30 mins by car.
If no traffic jam - 20 mins
If heavy traffic jam - 60 mins

There are LRT stations in wangsa maju & sri rampai.
I have seen buses in the area.
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post Nov 13 2015, 08:40 AM

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QUOTE(CoffeeDude @ Nov 13 2015, 08:34 AM)
On average about 30 mins by car.
If no traffic jam - 20 mins
If heavy traffic jam - 60 mins

There are LRT stations in wangsa maju & sri rampai.
I have seen buses in the area.
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Thanks Dude for this info.

It's priceless! thumbup.gif

What's the demographics of this area like?

This post has been edited by prophetjul: Nov 13 2015, 08:46 AM

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