Johor Bharu is one of the most important cities in Malaysia. The capital city of southernmost state Johor, it is home to the gateway and immigration checkpoints between Malaysia and Singapore. The city centre of Johor Bharu is covered with main roads that cover the coastal areas as well as the inner regions of the city.
Coming in from Danga Bay is Jalan Skudai which then continues on as Jalan Abu Bakar that will lead to Taman Istana. This road goes along the coast that heads down south before circling upwards again into Jalan Ibrahim which will lead toward the Old Johore Bharu Checkpoint where the immigration department is located.
From there, it will then head east towards Jalan Ibrahim Sultan. Meanwhile, from Jalan Abu Bakar, there is an intersection that leads towards the inner regions of the city where it goes into Jalan Lingkaran Dalam which will then lead towards the checkpoint as well. Jalan Lingkaran Dalam will lead towards the Tebrau Highway which will head up north and eventually goes to the Pasir Gudang Highway. This can then head towards the east in which it will convene at the Hubungan Kedua Malaysia-Singapore Highway which is the alternative link towards the southern neighbor.
The Eastern Dispersal Link or EDL is located around the central parts of Johor Bahru. It is one of the major roads in JB mainly because it is directly connected to the PLUS North-South Expressway.
The EDL cuts through the city centre of JB which makes it a high-traffic road of the capital. In fact, the EDL is one of the most important roads here by virtue of its connectivity that leads directly to the CIQ (Customs, Immigration and Quarantine Complex) for those going to and coming in from Singapore.
It starts at the Pandan interchange coming from the north via the North-South Expressway. Here, vehicles from other states will use the expressway which will then continue towards Jalan Pandan towards the east and the Tebrau Highway that goes towards the west before heading southwards.
For those who are intending to get to the southern part of JB or Singapore, the EDL will then continue on which is adjacent to Sungai Tebrau. It will pass by Kampung Desa Jaya and Pasir Pelangi which will then line along the coast. The Berjaya Waterfront is located around here before EDL reaches the CIQ and then towards Komtar (Tun Abdul Razak Complex) and on to JB Sentral.
Along the southern coast of Johor Bahru is Jalan Abu Bakar. This is a main road used by many vehicles to bypass the traffic congestion in the city centre. Due to this reason, Jalan Abu Bakar becomes quite heavy with traffic crawls as well, especially during the morning and evening rush hours as well as on weekends.
Jalan Abu Bakar is located not far from the causeway that connects Malaysia with Singapore. It comes in from the east via Persiaran Tun Sri Lanang which joins with Jalan Abu Bakar before leading further into the state.
On the other hand, Jalan Abu Bakar goes towards the east where it joins with Jalan Tun Dr Ismail which will then join with Jalan Ibrahim before crossing the Jalan Singapore-Sultan Iskandar to join with Jalan Tanjung Puteri on the other side of JB.
This road is very nearby along the coast which is why it is quite a popular access road. Along the way, it passes by the Masjid Sultan Abu Bakar, the Majlis Agama Islam Negeri Johor, the Mahkamah Syariah Johor Bahru and then continue on towards the Panube Inn Johor. It will then convene with Jalan Lingkaran Dalam which goes up north and Jalan Skudai that leads further west.
Located on the western side of Johor Bahru town is Jalan Ayer Molek, one of the main roads around this end that connects the residents from places like Gertak Merah, Kampung Ayer Molek and the town centre. Jalan Ayer Molek is located around the outer boundaries of the Zaharah Botanic Gardens around Taman Istana.
It is connected in the south with Jalan Ibrahim and Persiaran Tun Sri Lanang and passes by the Sultan Abu Bakar Monument. Then, there is an intersection that connects with Jalan Belukar in Taman Istana on the west and Jalan Dato Onn on the east that will then lead motorists towards the east.
Along the way, Jalan Ayer Molek will pass by the Johor Tourist Information Centre and Menara Tabung Haji JB before reaching the Jalan Engku Endut interchange. After that, Jalan Ayer Molek will pass by the National Registration Department before reaching the branch towards Jalan Khalid Abdullah.
It will then come to a cross-junction where Jalan Ayer Molek will terminate. Here is where the Pulai Desaru Beach Hotel is located where vehicles will be connected with Jalan Seri Lanang on the east, Jalan Gertak Merah on the west and Jalan Yahya Awal toward the north.
Coming in from the southwestern corner of the Johor state, Jalan Gelang Patah is one of the main roads that connect the town of Gelang Patah with Skudai. This is a long stretch that travels northwards that cuts across the Malaysia-Singapore Second Link.
Jalan Gelang Patah is located around the upper region of Johor Bahru town where it provides access to those living around these areas. As such, it is used by motorists who travel around Gelang Patah towards Horizon Hills and Pulai.
Towards the upper links of Jalan Gelang Patah, motorists will pass by the likes of Taman Selesa Jaya before reaching Taman Skudai Baru, Taman Mutiara Rini and Lima Kedai where Taman Perindustrian Dato Yunus Sulaiman is located.
It will branch out to Jalan Seri Orkid which will lead motorists towards the southern areas into JB town. After that, Jalan Gelang Patah will move across Sungai Melana before reaching Skudai. Jalan Gelang Patah will terminate at the intersection with Jalan Jaguh 6 which will then enter into Jalan Utama. Before this intersection, there is a branch into Rini Hills via a branch road known as Jalan Persiaran Jasa 11 as well as into the city centre of JB.
One of the main roads in Johor Bahru town is Jalan Ibrahim which is located around the southwestern coast of the city centre. This road is an important access road that directs traffic into the city centre from the west. It runs along the coast of JB which runs in parallel with Persiaran Tun Sri Lanang, another prominent main road here.
Jalan Ibrahim starts at the intersection that connects with Jalan Tun Dr Ismail coming from further west and Jalan Ayer Molek that goes northwards.
This intersection will connect Jalan Ibrahim with Persiaran Tun Sri Lanang as well. From there, Jalan Ibrahim moves eastwards where it then connect with Jalan Dato’ Onn after passing by the Sultan Abu Bakar Monument, an important landmark in JB.
After that, it will head towards the town centre which will then convene with vehicles coming in from the north via Jalan Bukit Timbalan. Along this stretch, it will pass by several branches like Jalan Pahang, Jalan Trus and Jalan Segget which will direct traffic into other parts of JB town. After that, it runs adjacently with Jalan Sawmill and Jalan Tun Abdul Razak before crossing Jalan Singapore-Sultan Iskandar CIQ and joining with Jalan Tanjung Puteri on the other side of the town.
On the southwestern coast of Johor Bahru is Jalan Ibrahim Sultan. Unlike some of the major roads around JB, Jalan Ibrahim Sultan is shorter but is very important. Not to be confused with Jalan Sultan Ibrahim which is a smaller road and directly connected, Jalan Ibrahim Sultan is the bypass that thousands of vehicles use each day to avoid going into the city centre.
This means that billboards located along Jalan Ibrahim Sultan will be very visible among motorists who are travelling to and from Singapore each day. It is connected via Jalan Tanjung Puteri which comes in from the west and connects with Jalan Abu Bakar.
Jalan Ibrahim Sultan starts around the intersection that goes into Jalan Lingkaran Dalam. This is where the Menara Sarawak Enterprise and MSC Cyberport are located. From the intersection, Jalan Ibrahim Sultan continues along the western tip of JB where it passes by Universiti Terbuka Malaysia and Jalan Inderaputra that leads up north.
From there, it will pass by landmarks like the Johor Bahru International Ferry Terminal and Eden Garden Hotel JB before reaching the Kompleks Bebas Cukai Johor Bahru which is where Zon Regency Hotel, and the Berjaya Waterfront are located. From here, Jalan Stulang Laut is the access road that goes upwards into other surrounding areas.
Jalan Inderahputra is located in the eastern areas of Johor Bahru. It plays an important role as the connecting point for vehicles and residents of the eastern areas. Jalan Inderaputra is connected at the northern side with Jalan Stulang Darat where it will then connect with other main roads here like Jalan Yahya Aldatar.
Meanwhile vehicles using the Inner Ring Road or Jalan Lingkaran Dalam will connect with Jalan Inderahputra as well.
For those using the Jalan Sultan Iskandar CIQ, Jalan Inderaputra becomes a viable option to bypass the congestion within the city centre.
Jalan Inderaputra meanwhile cuts through several major residential areas in the eastern region. It connects residents of Indera Putra Court, the Tanjung Puteri Condo, Puteri Indah Condominium and Stulang Villa, among others. Around the Stulang Darat location, vehicles are then connected with Jalan Lingkaran Dalam which will then lead them towards other places of JB.At the southernmost tip of Jalan Inderaputra, vehicles are connected with Jalan Ibrahim Sultan and Jalan Tanjung Puteri which are directly connected with the causeway and town centre which uses this bypass to get toward the north without having to maneuver through the congestion and stops around JB town which can sometimes be very lengthy.
Jalan Lumba Kuda is located on the eastern side of Johor Bahru city centre. It is a main road here that connects vehicles and motorists getting in and out of the city centre and facilitating those that are commuting to Singapore.
The structure of Jalan Lumba Kuda is very unique where it is designed like a boundary of the surrounding areas. Jalan Lumba Kuda is a very prominent road in JB because there are many hotels here which are used by tourists and visitors.
This includes the Suria City Hotel, the Grand Bluewave Hotel, Cosmo Inn and Naza Hotel, among others.Jalan Lumba Kuda is connected with Jalan Bukit Meldrum which is connected with Jalan Tanjung Puteri on the south. It comes in from the north where it starts where Jalan Quek Keng Kang ends. Here, Jalan Lumba Kuda continues towards the south where it passes by the CIQ Hotel before reaching the turn into Jalan Bukit Meldrum.At this junction, Jalan Lumba Kuda runs in parallel with Jalan Jim Quee and Jalan Sultan Iskandar CIQ which is a location with very high traffic flow. After that stretch, Jalan Lumba Kuda will convene with Jalan Tanjung Puteri and Jalan Bukit Meldrum and head eastwards.
Jalan Mahmoodiah is a main road located on the western side of Johor Bahru town centre. It provides access to vehicles coming in and towards the city centre and connects them with the medical region of JB.This road starts from the junction of Jalan Yahya Awal where Surau Kampung Mahmoodiah is located.
It will head towards the west that will pass by branches like Lorong 1 and Jalan Mariamah. After that, Jalan Mahmoodiah will pass through Sekolah Kanak-Kanak Spastik Johor before reaching the medical region.
Here Jalan Mahmoodiah is the main road that travels around the northern boundary of the region. It will pass by the Jabatan Perubatan Forensik and Hospital Sultanah Aminah as well as the Klinik Pesakit Luar Mahmoodiah and then continuing further west. Motorists who are coming for the medical services here would need to use Jalan Mahmoodiah before branching into the smaller roads.Jalan Petri comes in from the north and will convene with Jalan Mahmoodiah which will add on to the volume of vehicles of this road. It then passes by Kampung Mahmoodiah before this road terminates at the intersection that connects vehicles with Jalan Lingkaran Dalam, one of the longest and most important ring roads of JB.
Unlike Jalan Wong Ah Fook and Jalan Tun Abdul Razak, Jalan Meldrum is not as popular but it is actually located in-between these 2 main roads. Like them, Jalan Meldrum is located in the heart of Johor Bahru town where it is the most congested.
Here, vehicles and motorists are constantly stuck in traffic jams especially during the usual rush hours where there are people travelling to and from Singapore via the causeway. Jalan Meldrum is part of the square that connects the landmarks of JB city where it has branches to the surrounding buildings.Jalan Wong Ah Fook is located on the west side of Jalan Meldrum while the east side is where Jalan Tun Abdul Razak is.
All these 3 roads run in parallel and are connected by smaller roads like Jalan Siu Nam, Jalan Siu Chin and Jalan Station. From the north, Jalan Meldrum will pass by Merlin Tower, the JB Central Hotel and Wisma MBf before reaching Jalan Siu Chin.
After that, it will pass by Hong Kong Hotel, Hotel Fortuna and the Dragon Inn Premium Hotel JB. Jalan Meldrum will reach Hotel Grand Paradise before reaching Jalan Siu Nam and then continue southwards until it terminates at the Jalan Sawmill intersection that will lead towards Jalan Ibrahim.
Located around the northeastern region of Johor Bahru is Pandan. Here, Jalan Pandan is the main road which connects the residents where with other parts of JB. Coming in from the north is the North-South Expressway which runs in parallel with Sungai Tebrau.
The interchange here will lead motorists towards the south that will connect to the JB EDL or Eastern Dispersal Link. That will eventually lead towards the CIQ which will cater to motorists heading to and from Singapore.
Meanwhile, Jalan Pandan is the main road that services the surrounding areas of Pandan that includes Kampung Baru Pandan, Kampung Melayu Pandan and the Kawasan Perindustrian Pandan, among others.
From the North-South Expressway interchange, motorists using this road will pass by Jalan Pandan Ria 1 which will lead them to the Pandan City Mall. Further to the east, the road continues on which will include several branches that will direct them into the residential and industrial areas.
This is where you can use the Persiaran Bumi Hijau that leads to the Ponderosa Golf and Country Club and Laman Tasik Pandan. Jalan Pandan is connected to the Lebuhraya Pasir Gudang while it goes upwards, passing by Tesco Tebrau City and the Aeon Tebrau City Shopping Centre before joining with Jalan Kota Tinggi.
From the north, Jalan Skudai starts through the Senai Highway – Lebuhraya Utara-Selatan Interchange. It is actually one of the longest roads in Johor Bahru that provides direct access for vehicles coming to the city centre from Skudai, one of the main towns of Johor.
Jalan Skudai’s northern starting point is around Taman Teknologi Johor and it continues southwards. It runs parallel with Sungai Skudai which will then reach the interchange with the Lebuhraya Skudai-Pontian which will head towards the west.
Jalan Skudai will then pass by Skudai town where it connects with Jalan Gelang Patah and Jalan Tun Aminah along the way. After that, it will reach the interchange with the Pasir Gudang Expressway before reaching Tampoi town. From there, Jalan Skudai will continue along the southern coast of JB where it will reach Danga Bay and Bukit Serene.
This stretch is located within the city of JB which is where it is constantly used by motorists. Jalan Skudai provides access to vehicles that travel along the coast which include branches to Jalan Sungai Chat, Jalan Straits View, Jalan Wisata and man more.
It will terminate at the interchange that connects to Jalan Lingkaran Dalam that will lead towards the town centre and Jalan Abu Bakar that will continue on until the causeway.
The Jalan Sultan Iskandar CIQ (Customs, Immigration and Quarantine Complex) is the road that connects vehicles with the checkpoint for those travelling between Singapore and Malaysia. Located in the busiest areas of Johor Bahru city centre, Jalan Sultan Iskandar CIQ is one of the most prominent roads here that service thousands of vehicles each day especially among those who are working in Singapore.
As such, Jalan Sultan Iskandar CIQ is one of the most used roads in JB which is connected with the EDL or Eastern Dispersal Link. Jalan Sultan Iskandar CIQ comes in from the east where it starts after the EDL passes the CIQ.
After that, it will cut across Jalan Stulang Darat and head south. This is the busiest interchange that facilitates the few main expressways in JB. It is here that Jalan Lingkaran Dalam interchanges while Jalan Sultan Iskandar CIQ will continue on where it will then come towards another congested location.Jalan Sultan Iskandar CIQ will then reach the town centre where it will then run in parallel with Jalan Tun Abdul Razak and Jalan Wong Ah Fook. At this point, Jalan Sultan Iskandar CIQ will be convening with Jalan Jim Quee before passing by Jalan Tanjung Puteri and then towards Singapore.
Jalan Tampoi is one of the main roads in Johor Bahru. It is located towards the upper region of JB town which services the motorists of places like Bandar Baru Uda, Taman Sri Amar and Taman Perindustrian Tampoi Jaya, among others.
Jalan Tampoi is connected with the major expressways in JB where it provides access to vehicles that travel from the western side of JB to the east as well as south where the town centre is located.
It starts from Tampoi which is along the river banks of Sungai Sekudai.
The intersection with Jalan Skudai along Kampung Pengkalan Rinting is located and move eastwards.
It will then pass by Taman Orkid which will head towards the Persiaran Mahkota that connects to Lebuhraya Pasir Gudang that channels vehicles towards other main towns here. Jalan Tampoi will then continue towards the east where it will come to the intersection with Jalan Kempas before continuing on where it will pass by residential areas like Taman Gembira, Kawasan Perindustrian Dewani and Taman Mulia.It will then terminate after the intersection with the Tebrau Highway which will channel the vehicles towards the Tebrau region or connects them with the Eastern Dispersal Link (EDL) that goes towards the south.
Along the southwestern coast of Johor Bahru city is Jalan Tanjung Puteri. This is a very prominent main road which provides the access for motorists coming in from the eastern side of the city and on to the opposite region.
Jalan Tanjung Puteri is located around the southern coast here where it connects vehicles that come in from Singapore as well as those heading out. It runs in parallel with several other roads like Jalan Sultan Ibrahim further south. Jalan Tanjung Puteri starts at the Kompleks Kastam Johor interchange which is where Jalan Sultan Iskandar CIQ JB is located. It then leads vehicles towards the east in which it will pass by places like Wisma Kastam.
Along the way, Jalan Tanjung Puteri will pass by the Grand Bluewave Hotel which is connected through Tanjung Puteri.
This is where a smaller road connects Jalan Tanjung Puteri with Jalan Bukit Meldrum and Jalan Tenteram which are located further north. That will bring vehicles towards the likes of Naza Hotel and the AmanSari Express Hotel.
Further west, Jalan Tanjung Puteri will then connect vehicles with Jalan Lingkaran Dalam which will head further north as well as Jalan Ibrahim Sultan that will go towards the east.
Jalan Tun Abdul Razak is perhaps the most important road in Johor Bahru (JB). This road is used by thousands of motorists each day that goes into JB town and towards Singapore. As such, it is an ideal road for billboard advertising as it can guarantee thousands of impressions each day.
It comes in from the northern part of the city which convenes through Jalan Skudai around Taman Tasek and then head eastwards. From there, Jalan Tun Abdul Razak will pass by the Royal Johor Country Club and then Larking. After that, it will arrive at a major interchange which will connect motorists to Jalan Kolam Ayer before continuing on towards Larkin Jaya.
Jalan Tun Abdul Razak will then head southwards where it will pass by Danga City Mall. Along this stretch, the road branches out to Jalan Kebun Teh Lama and Jalan Ulu Air Molek on the left and right sides.
After that, it will continue on where there will be an interchange towards Jalan Lingkaran Dalam that will head towards other towns. The Jalan Tun Abdul Razak will then terminate around Komtar (Tun Abdul Razak Complex) that will connect with the Jalan Singapore-Sultan Iskandar which is where the CIQ (Customs, Immigration and Quarantine Complex) is located.
One of the most important roads in Johor Bahru town is Jalan Wong Ah Fook. This is because this road is located right in the middle of the city centre where it is directly connected with the Johor Bahru Immigration Checkpoint.
As such, Jalan Wong Ah Fook is always congested with vehicles and motorists who are travelling to and from Singapore. The traffic crawl here is unusually high in the mornings where it can start as early as 5.30am and towards the evening which can be as late as 10.00pm on working days. This makes Jalan Wong Ah Fook an extremely attractive option for advertising on billboards which can capture thousands of impressions each day.
Jalan Wong Ah Fook starts from the south through Jalan Ibrahim where it passes by Komtar (Tun Abdul Razak Complex) and then towards JB Sentral as well. It runs parallel with Jalan Tun Abdul Razak which service motorists on both side of the city. Jalan Wong Ah Fook is connected to Jalan Tun Abdul Razak via Jalan Station, Jalan Siu Nam, Jalan Siu Koon and Jalan Siu Chin respectively. After that, it terminates around the north through Jalan Gereja where it reconvenes with Jalan Tun Abdul Razak that leads towards the upper parts of JB.
As the name implies, Lebuhraya Pasir Gudang (Pasir Gudang Expressway) is the road that connects the important points around Pasir Gudang, a prominent industrial area of Johor Bahru. This expressway is very crucial for the vehicles in JB mainly because it can be accessed by the Malaysia-Singapore Second Link.
This means that Lebuhraya Pasir Gudang is constantly used by vehicles that travel to and from Singapore which involves Malaysian and Singaporean cars. Billboards along this road would mostly be effective if the target market is in these groups of motorists.
From the west, Lebuhraya Pasir Gudang is connected via Jalan Skudai that comes in from the northern and southern region of JB. Before that, the Second Link connects with this expressway around Kampung Sri Serdang.
The expressway, which is located around the northern areas of JB will continue east where it pass by prominent industrial areas like Kawasan Perindustrian Tebrau 1, Taman Perindustrian Gembira and Kawasan Perindustrian Dewani, among others.
The North-South Expressway has an interchange around here which means that those coming in from other states can be directly linked into JB through the Pasir Gudang Expressway via this checkpoint. The expressway will continue eastwards passing by Taman Johor Jaya, Taman Molek and Masai before reaching Pasir Gudang town.
The Persiaran Tun Sri Lanang is a very prominent stretch which is located at the southernmost tip of Johor Bahru. It comes in from the east and continues westwards until it gets to Jalan Tun Dr Ismail. In its own way, Persiaran Tun Sri Lanang is a bypass for vehicles that are looking heading further west of JB town without having to maneuver through the crowd and congestion of the city centre.
Persiaran Tun Sri Lanang passes by some important landmarks of JB where it runs in parallel with another main road of the southern capital, Jalan Ibrahim. Here, it is connected with Jalan Ibrahim and Jalan Tun Abdul Razak where there is a further U-turn towards Jalan Ibrahim further away. It will then continue towards the west in which there is another intersection with Jalan Ayer Molek that connects vehicles with those going towards the upper parts of JB town or through other smaller branches into the city again.
After that intersection, Persiaran Tun Sri Lanang will pass by Waterfront City before it convenes with Jalan Tun Dr Ismail which will then later join with Jalan Abu Bakar that services a large group of motorists around the western coast of the city.
Compared to other highways and expressways in Johor Bahru, the Tebrau Highway is not as long but could be equally as prominent. It is located in the heart of JB town which provides direct access for those coming in from the northern parts of JB like Pandan, Ulu Tiram and Taman Mount Austin.
In fact, the Tebrau Highway is connected to several other main roads like Jalan Kota Tinggi which is located further up around the north eastern region of JB. Besides that, Jalan Pandan and the North South Expressway is connected via a major interchange with this highway as well.
From the Pandan interchange, the Tebrau Highway starts and goes southwards where it will pass by Kampung Bendahara and Kampung Ubi Kayu. Here, it connects to Jalan Tampoi which will head towards the west. Further south is Southern City before reaching Taman Sri Setinggi. Not far from here is Southkey and Holiday Plaza.
The Tebrau Highway meanwhile provides connections for vehicles that will travel to the major roads here like Jalan Sutera, Jalan Serampang, Jalan Beringin and Jalan Dato Sulaiman which leads towards the KSL City Mall. Plaza Pelangi is located further south where the Tebrau Highway connects with Jalan Kuning before convening with Jalan Lingkaran Dalam and Jalan Tun Abdul Razak.
The Jalan Tampoi turning sits within Johor Bahru town, serving one of the major high-traffic access roads towards the city centre and Causeway. It is a practical city advertising point for daily road users. Jalan...
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KM93.3 Yong Peng Freestanding Billboard To Kuala Lumpur This freestanding billboard at KM93.3 in Yong Peng faces the Johor Bahru to Kuala Lumpur direction with a right-hand-side view. Its 11’4(H) x 41’4(W) media size gives...
The Ayer Hitam KM86 horizontal spectacular billboard sits on PLUS Highway heading from Ayer Hitam toward Yong Peng, with approximately 12.3 million traffic per month. The one-sided format gives brands a strong interstate read among...
This Jalan Kota Tinggi and Pasir Gudang Highway interchange reaches one of Johor Bahru’s high-traffic federal road junctions. It is suitable for advertisers targeting Tebrau shoppers, eastern JB residents, commuters and industrial corridor users. Tebrau...
Targeting traffic from Jalan Dato Sulaiman toward KSL Mall in Johor Bahru, this vertical freestanding site reaches drivers, shoppers, hotel guests and city users moving through one of JB’s active retail corridors. With approximately 900,000...
Lobby screens | Skrin lobi | 大厅屏数 : 18 Parking screens | Skrin Parking | 停车层屏数 : Lift screens | Skrin Lif | 电梯屏数 : 27 Race | Bangsa | 种族 : Chinese Mainstream Audience...
Crystal Crown Johor Bahru DOOH The LED digital billboard near Crystal Crown Hotel reaches traffic heading toward Johor Bahru city centre. Its audience includes city drivers, hotel guests, office users, shoppers and local residents, with...
Lobby screens | Skrin lobi | 大厅屏数 : 12 Parking screens | Skrin Parking | 停车层屏数 : 16 Lift screens | Skrin Lif | 电梯屏数 : 12 Race | Bangsa | 种族 : Chinese Mainstream...
Lobby screens | Skrin lobi | 大厅屏数 : 3 Parking screens | Skrin Parking | 停车层屏数 : 6 Lift screens | Skrin Lif | 电梯屏数 : 4 Race | Bangsa | 种族 : Chinese Mainstream...
The North South Expressway Simpang Renggam KM59 spectacular billboard gives brands a large-format read in Johor, with approximately 12.3 million traffic per month. The site is useful for campaigns targeting interstate drivers, logistics traffic, families...
Lobby screens | Skrin lobi | 大厅屏数 : 4 Parking screens | Skrin Parking | 停车层屏数 : 4 Lift screens | Skrin Lif | 电梯屏数 : 27 Race | Bangsa | 种族 : Malay Mainstream...
Lobby screens | Skrin lobi | 大厅屏数 : 8 Parking screens | Skrin Parking | 停车层屏数 : 36 Lift screens | Skrin Lif | 电梯屏数 : 10 Race | Bangsa | 种族 : Chinese Mainstream...
Tebrau Highway towards the city, near Yeo Hiap Seng Factory, gives advertisers a focused Johor Bahru inbound audience. The 200-metre viewing distance is useful for clear roadside messages aimed at drivers entering busier city areas....
This Coastal Highway Nusajaya KM11.7 site reaches traffic between Johor Bahru city, Kota Iskandar, Medini, EduCity, Legoland, Puteri Harbour and the Second Link. It is suitable for advertisers targeting families, tourists, professionals and cross-border drivers....
The North South Expressway Yong Peng KM115.0 two-sided unipole is a double-sided 60 x 40 format on PLUS, with approximately 12.3 million traffic per month. It covers traffic travelling to and from KL and Johor...
The wallscape facing Jalan Tun Razak near City Square Mall gives brands a strong city-centre presence in Johor Bahru. It reaches shoppers, office workers, cross-border visitors, hotel guests and drivers moving through a busy commercial...
The Merlin Tower wallscape facing Jalan Tun Razak in Johor Bahru offers a large wall-mounted presence near City Square Shopping Centre. With viewing distance above 500 metres, it can reach motorists and city visitors moving...
Pentadbiran Kerajaan Negeri Johor telah memperkenalkan banyak inisiatif yang meletakkan keperluan dan hasrat Bangsa Johor sebagai keutamaan.
Pentadbiran Kerajaan Negeri Johor bukan sahaja berbangga dengan pengumuman demi pengumuman kepada umum. Tetapi yang lebih penting adalah memastikan rakyat yang meletakkan amanah dan bergantung harap kepada Kerajaan yang bekerja untuk mereka merasai sendiri inisiatif-inisiatif yang diwujudkan. Inilah yang dengan jelas dapat dilihat melalui laporan and ada.
Bersama-samalah kita bermuafakat dan menyumbang dalam apa jua bentuk yang akan membawa Johor ke tahap yang lebih baik. Dekad hadapan adalah dekad baharu kita. Johor yang akan menjadi kuasa ekonomi dan berkemajuan untuk diri kita, keluarga dan negeri Johor .
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