Pic 1 : !! |
Date : 22 October 2017
Weather : Sunny and Hot
There is a new highway built to bypass the crowded Rawang Town, Selangor. The bypass is an elevated bypass and it takes you from the outskirts of Rawang town to Serendah town. The highway is currently closed to traffic. It is a 4 lane highway (2 lanes each way). This made an ideal opportunity for cyclists to experience a brand new 9.0 km (one way) length of highway cycling, free of traffic. (for now).
Pic 2: Location of elevated bypass highway |
Pic 3: Just me and my shadow cycling on the empty highway. |
The highway is spanking new and finishing touches are being made to get it ready to receive traffic.
Pic 4 : No Traffic! YAWN!! Fancy a snooze on the tarmac? |
Pic 5: Note the concrete columns to support this elevated highway. View heading towards Serendah town |
Pic 6: the electric power cable tower has been elevated to accommodate this highway. Note the concrete support used to raise the original steel electric cable tower |
Pic 7 :the worker sits on the precarious frame hanging on the side of the highway. He moves forward by pushing the frame forwards everytime he finishes painting one section of the highway |
Pic 8:Note the concrete columns to support this elevated highway. View heading towards Rawang town |
Pic 9: the elevated highway stands almost to the top of the treeline |
Pic 10: met a group of cyclist from Sg Choh also enjoying the highway while they still can. Location is at the top most elevation of the highway |
Pic 11: after ride brunch at Serendah coffee shop - herbal tea with boiled egg |
Pic 12: Panoramic shot showing the electric wires crossing the elevated bypass |
P.S. It may be more advantageous to come in from Serendah end
See the link below for the more darker side of the Rawang bypass:
http://www.thesundaily.my/news/2017/07/31/ags-report-rawang-bypass-construction-delayed-2132-days
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