Jelapang Interchange

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Jelapang Interchange is a major interchange of the North-South Expressway Southern Route in Malaysia.

[edit] The old Jelapang toll plaza

The old Jelapang toll plaza will be demolished in 2008 to make a non-stop route across Ipoh. The decision to demolish both toll plazas were made as a result of accidents which happened at Jelapang toll plaza where most of them involved heavy vehicles. Since the toll plaza was opened in 28 September 1987, there were many accident cases at Jelapang toll plaza which involved heavy vehicles which had brake failures due to hard braking when proceeding downhill to the toll plaza.

[edit] Notable incidents

• 11 December 2007 – Seven people were killed and 28 were injured in a collision between an express bus and a latex tanker at the Jelapang toll plaza in Ipoh, Perak.

[edit] Key points

[edit] East side

Km	Exit	Interchange	To	Remarks
		Jalan Jelapang	A1 JALAN JELAPANG NORTH Chemor Sungai Siput SOUTH Jelapang Ipoh Sitiawan Lumut	T-junctions
E 1 AH 2 NORTH-SOUTH EXPRESSWAY NORTHERN ROUTE Start/End of expressway PLUS Expressway border limit
		P Jelapang toll plaza	TnG TAG i Customer Service Centre
Jelapang toll plaza JLP Under construction
			E 1 AH 2 NORTH-SOUTH EXPRESSWAY NORTHERN ROUTE SOUTH ONLY Kuala Lumpur Simpang Pulai Ipoh

[edit] West side

Km	Exit	Interchange	To	Remarks
			E 1 AH 2 NORTH-SOUTH EXPRESSWAY NORTHERN ROUTE NORTH ONLY Bukit Kayu Hitam Penang Kuala Kangsar R&R Sungai Perak rest and service area
Jelapang toll plaza JLP Under construction
E 1 AH 2 NORTH-SOUTH EXPRESSWAY NORTHERN ROUTE Start/End of expressway PLUS Expressway border limit
		Jalan Jelapang	A1 JALAN JELAPANG NORTH Chemor Sungai Siput SOUTH Jelapang Ipoh Sitiawan Lumut	T-junctions

v • d • e North-South Expressway Interchanges E 1 AH 2 North-South Expressway Northern Route Bukit Kayu Hitam • Changlun • Jitra (North) • Jitra (South) • Kepala Batas • Alor Star (North) • Alor Star (South) • Pendang • Gurun • Sungai Petani (North) • Sungai Petani (South) • Bertam • Sungai Dua • Permatang Pauh • Seberang Jaya • Perai • Penang Bridge • Juru • Bukit Tambun • Penang Second Bridge # • Jawi • Bandar Baharu • Bukit Merah • Taiping (North) • Changkat Jering • Kuala Kangsar • Jelapang • Ipoh (North) • Ipoh (South) • Simpang Pulai • Gopeng • Tapah • Bidor • Sungkai • Slim River • Behrang • Tanjung Malim • Lembah Beringin • Bukit Tagar • Bukit Beruntung • Rawang • Rawang (South) • Hospital Sungai Buloh • Sungai Buloh • Bukit Lanjan E 1 New Klang Valley Expressway Bukit Raja • Setia Alam • Shah Alam • Subang • Damansara • Kota Damansara • Jalan Duta E 6 North-South Expressway Central Link Shah Alam • Ebor • Seafield • USJ • Putra Heights # • Bandar Saujana Putra • Putrajaya • KLIA • Salak Tinggi ^ • Dengkil ^ • Bandar Baru Nilai ^ • Nilai (North) E 2 AH 2 North-South Expressway Southern Route UPM • Kajang • Bangi • Putra Mahkota • Nilai (North) • Nilai • Seremban • Port Dickson • Senawang • Pedas/Linggi • Simpang Ampat • Ayer Keroh • Jasin • Tangkak • Pagoh • Yong Peng (North) • Yong Peng (South) • Ayer Hitam • Machap • Simpang Renggam • Sedenak • Kulai • Senai (North) • Skudai • Kempas • Dato' Onn • Pasir Gudang • Johor Bahru E 3 Second Link Expressway Senai Airport • Senai-SDE • Saleng • Indahpura • Senai (South) • Kangkar Pulai • Lima Kedai • Pulai • Gelang Patah • Port of Tanjung Pelepas • Ulu Choh-Gelang Patah • Nusa Indah # • Bukit Indah Legend - # denotes interchange under construction, ^ for under development.

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