Last year I got 2 summons for speeding, both on the same day 6 mins apart. Turns out these were at the Ipoh NSE portion where the limit was 90km/h.

Recently travel north and paid extra attention. But I noted the road was relatively flat and smooth. Unlike the Menora section which is hilly. So why did they reduce limit to 90km/h between the Ipoh entry and exits? Amy unassuming driver like me wouldn't have realised the limit reduced to 90km/h unless pay extra attention to the signs as the terrain is normal.

This post has been edited by contestchris: Jun 1 2024, 10:42 AM

Between the Ipoh entry and exit. The speed limit reduces to 90km/h in this section.

Not hilly and no crosswinds. Plus got the extra 2 seprate lanes for the inter Ipoh traffic.

Forget about the police hiding. I want to understand why is the limit at this stretch at 90 instead of 110.

I kena, not one but TWO, on the same day 6 minutes apart.

Finally, a proper answer.

Why retain the limit though when it's now a full blown highway? And why set speeding traps at 90kmh in that stretch?