Johor govt studying Pengerang-Pulau Ubin link


An artist’s impression of the crooked bridge. - filepic

ISKANDAR PUTERI: The state go­­vern­ment is conducting a preliminary study into a third link between Pengerang and Pulau Ubin in Singapore while still supporting the idea of reviving plans for the “crooked bridge”.

Johor Works, Infrastructure and Transportation Committee chairman Mazlan Bujang said the state government proposed the third bridge to handle the congestion at the Causeway and Second Link at Tanjung Kupang.

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