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Prolintas AKLEH Billboards

Purchasing Power

Purchasing power is moderate to strong from newer township residents, professionals, logistics operators and Shah Alam-side businesses.

Ethnicity/Race

The corridor serves families, professionals, township residents, logistics users, factory workers, commuters and commercial vehicles.

Prominent Roads

Prominent roads connected to the Guthrie Corridor Expressway include NKVE links, LATAR connections, Shah Alam roads, Bukit Jelutong access, Elmina routes, Sungai Buloh roads, Rawang-side connectors and routes toward the North Klang Valley. The expressway is valuable because it joins newer residential growth with industrial and logistics movement. Adjoining roads carry traffic from townships, factories, warehouses, schools and daily commuter areas. Drivers often use it to avoid denser urban routes, which makes the audience slightly more suburban and car-dependent. For businesses, the corridor can support property, home, automotive and service campaigns very naturally.

Market Profile

Good fit for property, automotive, logistics, petrol services, F&B, home products, education and suburban campaigns.

Landmarks

Elmina township access, Bukit Jelutong, Sungai Buloh links, Rawang approaches, industrial areas, toll plazas and suburban growth zones.

Traffic Flow & Movement

Prolintas Guthrie Corridor Expressway carries a useful mix of Shah Alam, Rawang, Elmina, Bukit Jelutong, Sungai Buloh and northern Klang Valley traffic. It is not as loud as some inner-city highways, but it has a strong suburban and logistics role. Peak traffic appears during office commutes, industrial movement, school runs, weekend township travel and airport/port-side routes. The audience is mostly drivers with purpose: homeowners, workers, logistics users, business owners and commuters moving between growth areas.

AKLEH is short for Ampang-Kuala Lumpur Elevated Highway. As the name implies, this highway is used to connect Ampang with the Kuala Lumpur city center and is the first elevated highway in the country. AKLEH is used by 2 million vehicles and provides an important link for public and private vehicles of the Klang Valley.

Route

From the west, AKLEH starts at the Jalan Sultan Ismail interchange which will then run in parallel with Jalan Tun Razak. In fact, it does run above Jalan Tun Razak at some point before connecting with the Middle Ring Road 2 and then terminating at Jalan Ampang around Jalan Kolam Ayer Lama.

Demographics

The major segment of people travelling along AKLEH are urban vehicle owners who are from the middle to high income group. This comes mainly from the group of residents who are in the Ampang vicinity while AKLEH is used by those who are travelling among the satellite towns of the Klang Valley.

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Jalan Sultan Ismail Kuala Lumpur

Requirement Specs:
File Format : AVI, MP4, WMV
Daily Exposures: Minimum 384 spots
Content Cycle: Estimation 2.5 min / loop.
Max Advertiser: 10

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