PLUS Malaysia Berhad projects nearly 2.2 million vehicles daily on its highway network during the peak return traffic period from June 4 to 7, 2026, following the Hari Raya Aidiladha festival and school holidays [1, 2]. These four days have been identified as the busiest for long-distance and intercity travel returning to the Klang Valley region [1, 2].
To ease congestion, PLUS urges motorists to use the MyPLUS-TTA digital travel schedule available through the PLUS app. The tool helps drivers plan optimal travel times by providing real-time traffic updates and recommended departure windows [1, 2].
During the festive return period, Smart Lane routes will be activated at 33 strategic locations along PLUS highways. These lanes are designed to improve traffic flow and dispersal at key bottlenecks [1, 2]. All Rest and Service Areas (R&Rs) and lay-bys will operate 24 hours, including food and beverage outlets, suraus, and toilets, to accommodate travellers' needs [1, 2].
Motorists are encouraged to plan rest and prayer stops at toll plazas and along the highways to promote smooth, safe driving [1, 2]. PLUS also reminds drivers to ensure their Touch ‘n Go cards and e-wallet balances, including RFID and JustGO, are topped up before travel to prevent toll plaza delays [1, 2].
Real-time traffic information is accessible through multiple sources such as the PLUS app, Waze, Google Maps, the PUTRI virtual assistant, PLUS traffic Twitter accounts (@plustrafik and @lpt2trafik), electronic signboards on highways, and national radio stations [1, 2]. For emergencies and assistance, motorists can contact PLUSLine at 1800-88-0000 or LPT2Line at 1800-88-0220 [1, 2].
PLUS reminds all motorists to carefully plan return trips and drive safely throughout the peak period from June 4 to 7, 2026 [1, 2].
