Pagoh Interchange

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PAGOH INTERCHANGE
Code PGH
Expressway location E 2 AH 2 North-South Expressway Southern Route
Location Pagoh, Johor
Interchange type Trumpet interchange
Main destinations J32 Pagoh
J137 Panchor
J32 Labis
J32 Muar
Construction dates 1986 - 1988
Opening 1989
Expressway/Road joined J32 Jalan Muar-Labis
Tolls
Toll plaza Yes
Number of booths 4
TnG lanes 2
(both cash and transit ticket lanes)
TAG lanes None
TnG POS lanes None
TnG TAG i
Customer Service Centre		 None
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Pagoh Interchange is a major interchange of the North-South Expressway Southern Route in Malaysia. It is also a main route to Muar from south. Until 1994, it was a last interchange of the North-South Expressway from Ayer Keroh Interchange.

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Km Exit Interchange To Remarks
Pagoh-NSE E 2 AH 2 NORTH-SOUTH EXPRESSWAY SOUTHERN ROUTE
NORTH
Kuala Lumpur
Melaka
Tangkak
R&R Pagoh rest and service area (North bound)
SOUTH
Johor Bahru
Ayer Hitam
Yong Peng
R&R Pagoh rest and service area (South bound)		 Trumpet interchange
Pagoh toll plaza
PGH
Transit Ticket Transit Ticket TnG RM (Cash) TnG RM (Cash)
Closed toll systems
Collect transit ticket and pay a distance toll
PPagoh toll plaza
E 2 AH 2 NORTH-SOUTH EXPRESSWAY SOUTHERN ROUTE
Start/End of expressway
PLUS Expressway border limit
Jalan Muar-Labis J32 JALAN MUAR-LABIS
WEST
Muar
Bukit Pasir
Institut Kemahiran Belia Negara (IKBN)
EAST
Labis
Pagoh
Panchor
Dusun Damai		 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 • Setia Tropika • Taman Bukit Mutiara • 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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