Malaysian Federal Roads As A Part of Asian Highway Network
Asian Highway Network is an international project between Asian nations to develop their highway systems which will form the main routes in the Asian Highway network. There are 3 Asian Highway routes passing through Malaysia - Asian Highway Route 2 AH2 AH2, Asian Highway Route 18 AH18 AH18 and Asian Highway Route 150 AH150 AH150.
The Malaysian section of Route AH2 AH2 consists of:-
- North-South Expressway
- New Klang Valley Expressway
- North-South Expressway Central Link
- Federal Route 1
- Skudai Highway
- Johor Causeway
The Malaysian section of Route AH18 AH18 consists of:-
- Federal Route 3
- Sultan Mahmud Bridge Highway
- Kuantan Bypass
- Tebrau Highway
The Malaysian section of Route AH150 AH150 consists of:-
- Pan Borneo Highway
- Miri-Baram Highway
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