Senai–Desaru Expressway

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E22 Expressway
Senai–Desaru Expressway
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Senai–Desaru Expressway (Peninsular Malaysia)
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Route information
Maintained by Senai-Desaru Expressway Berhad (SDEB)
Length: 77.0 km (47.8 mi)
Existed: 2005 – present
History: Completed in 2011
Major junctions
West end: Senai
  E3 Second Link Expressway
16 Senai Airport Highway
3 AH18 AH18 Johor Bahru-Kota Tinggi Highway
17 Tanjung Langsat Highway
92 Pengerang Highway
East end: Desaru
Location
Primary
destinations:
Senai, Ulu Tiram, Pasir Gudang, Bandar Penawar, Sungai Rengit, Pengerang, Desaru
Highway system

Senai–Desaru Expressway, SDE (Malay: Lebuhraya Senai-Desaru) E22, is an expressway in Johor, Malaysia. It is also part of the Iskandar Malaysia (formerly Iskandar Development Region). It connects Senai in western Johor to Desaru in eastern Johor. The expressway measures a total length of 77 km (48 mi). With a new crossing over the Johor River, when opened on June 10, 2011, it shortened travel time from Senai to Desaru from 2.5 hours to one hour.[1] Senai–Desaru Expressway is the third east-west-oriented expressway in the Iskandar Malaysia area after the Pasir Gudang Highway and the Pontian-Johor Bahru Link of the Second Link Expressway.

Route background

The Kilometre Zero of the expressway starts at Senai Main Interchange at Senai.

History

Previously, the Johor Bahru-Kota Tinggi Highway (Federal Route 3) and Pengerang Highway (Federal Route 92) was the only gateway to Desaru, with a typical journey of 2.5 hours. Construction of the expressway began in 2005. The construction is led by Senai-Desaru Expressway Berhad with a main contractor, Ranhill Engineers & Constructors Sdn Bhd. Phase 1 of the expressway linking Senai to Pasir Gudang was opened to traffic on 10 September 2009, with the remaining stretch from Pasir Gudang to Desaru, including the bridge, opened on June 10, 2011.

Features

The Sungai Johor Bridge on the Senai-Desaru Expressway, Johor, the longest river bridge in Malaysia as well the longest single plane cable-stayed bridge in Malaysia.
The Sungai Johor-SDE Bridge under construction in January 2009

The tolled expressway is a combination of a four-lane dual carriageway (Senai-Cahaya Baru section) and a two-lane single carriageway (Cahaya Baru-Penawar section), which improves road connection between western and eastern Johor. It features a closed toll system like the North-South Expressway. It is also be an alternative route to Desaru Beach, instead of Federal Route 3 and 92 from Johor Bahru and Singapore. The highway has become the main access road to Desaru from North-South Expressway Southern Route E2 and a major road link to Senai International Airport from Kota Tinggi and eastern parts of Johor. Construction of the road included the 1.7 kilometre Sungai Johor-SDE Bridge, the longest single plane cable stayed bridge in Malaysia across Johor River, which became the longest river bridge in Malaysia after Raja Pemaisuri Bainun Bridge (Sungai Dinding Bridge) in Perak.

The section between Cahaya Baru and Penawar is built as a two-lane expressway (except the Sungai Johor-SDE bridge) while retaining the full access control, making the section as the first true two-lane expressway with full access control in Malaysia.[2]

There is a water catchment area located along Sungai Layang sections near the Sultan Iskandar Reservoir.

Toll systems

For toll rates, See also Toll rates of the Senai-Desaru Expressway

The Senai–Desaru Expressway using closed toll system.

Toll Plaza Abbreviations

AbbreviationExitsName of Interchanges
SNIEXIT 2201SENAI MAIN
SNIEXIT 2202SENAI TOWN
ULTEXIT 2204ULU TIRAM
CHBEXIT 2205CAHAYA BARU
PSGEXIT 2210PASIR GUDANG
PWREXIT 2212PENAWAR


List of Interchanges

Main Link

KmExitInterchangeToRemarks
E22
0
EXIT 2201 SENAI MAIN INTERCHANGE
Sungai Skudai bridge
E3 AH143 AH143 SECOND LINK EXPRESSWAY
E3 SENAI LINK

SOUTHWEST
E3 AH143 AH143 Tuas (Singapore)
E3 AH143 AH143 Gelang Patah
E2 AH2 AH2 Kuala Lumpur
E2 AH2 AH2 Melaka
R&R Johor Premium Outlets

NORTHEAST
16 Senai International Airport
Senai Industrial Area
Expressway trumpet interchange
E3 SECOND LINK EXPRESSWAY
PLUS Expressway border limit

E22 SENAI-DESARU EXPRESSWAY
SDEB border limit

Sungai Skudai bridge
EXIT 2202 SENAI TOWN INTERCHANGE16 SENAI AIRPORT HIGHWAY

SOUTHWEST
1 AH2 AH2 Senai
1 AH2 AH2 Kulai
1 AH2 AH2 Johor Bahru
Cloverleaf interchange
P Senai toll plaza
SNI
C* TnG TAG
Customer Service Centre
Senai toll plaza
SNI
RM (Cash) TnG TAG TAG TnG Transit Card
Closed toll systems
Collect a transit card and pay a distance toll

E22
5
Kulaijaya-Johor Bahru district border
Johor Bahru sub district border
E22
5
Sungai Tebrau Bridge
E22
22
EXIT 2204ULU TIRAM INTERCHANGE
ULT
TnG TAG
Customer Service Centre
E22 SDEB operation office
3 AH2 AH2 JOHOR BAHRU-KOTA TINGGI HIGHWAY

NORTH
3 AH18 AH18 Ulu Tiram
3 AH18 AH18 Kota Tinggi
3 AH18 AH18 Mersing
91 Kota Tinggi Waterfalls

SOUTH
17 Pasir Gudang
3 AH18 AH18 Johor Bahru
3 AH18 AH18 Woodlands (Singapore)
Trumpet interchange with toll plaza
E22
29
29.5 R&R Layang Rest and Service Area C* ShellWest bound
E22
30
30.5 R&R Layang Rest and Service Area C* ShellEast bound
E22
31
Water Catchment Area
Sungai Layang Viaduct Start/End of viaduct
Water Catchment Area
Sungai Layang Viaduct
Sungai Layang Bridge
Water Catchment Area
Sungai Layang Viaduct Start/End of viaduct
Water Catchment Area
Water Catchment Area
Johor Bahru-Pasir Gudang sub district border
E22
42
EXIT 2205ACAHAYA BARU INTERCHANGESOUTH
E22 PASIR GUDANG LINK
J10 Cahaya Baru
J10 Kong Kong
J10 Masai
17 Pasir Gudang
17 Tanjung Langsat
17 Johor Port
Closed tolled expressway trumpet interchange
Start/End of dual carriageway expressway
Maximum speed 110 km/h

Start/End of single carriageway expressway
Maximum speed 90 km/h
E22
47
Selat Mendana Bridge
E22
48
Pulau Juling
Start/End of single carriageway expressway
Sungai Johor-SDE Bridge
1.7 km
Johor River
Start/End of bridge
Start/End of dual carriageway expressway
Sungai Johor-SDE Bridge
1.7 km
Johor River
Johor Bahru-Kota Tinggi district border
Pasir Gudang-Bandar Pengerang sub district border
Sungai Johor-SDE Bridge
1.7 km
Johor River
Start/End of bridge
Start/End of dual carriageway expressway
Start/End of single carriageway expressway
E22
50
Tanjung Penyabong
E22
53
Sungai Layau Bridge
E22
59
Sungai Semenchu Bridge
E22
61
Sungai Papan Bridge
E22
68
Start/End of single carriageway expressway
Penawar toll plaza
PWR
Transit Card TnG TAG TAG TnG RM (Cash)
Closed toll systems
Collect a transit card and pay a distance toll

P Penawar toll plaza
PWR
C* TnG TAG
Customer Service Centre
E22
69
Start/End of dual carriageway expressway
E22 SENAI-DESARU EXPRESSWAY
Start/End of expressway
SDEB border limit

JKR border limit

EXIT 2212PENAWAR INTERCHANGE92 PENGERANG HIGHWAY

NORTH
92 Kota Tinggi
3 AH18 AH18 Mersing

SOUTH
90 Desaru
92 Bandar Penawar
92 Pengerang
J52 Tanjung Pengelih
PULAREK TLDM naval academy
Sebana Resort
Intersections

Pasir Gudang Link

KmExitInterchangeToRemarks
EXIT 2205ACAHAYA BARU INTERCHANGEE22 MAIN LINK

WEST
3 AH18 AH18 Johor Bahru
1 Senai
16 Senai International Airport
E3 AH143 AH143 3 AH18 AH18 Singapore
E2 AH2 AH2 Kuala Lumpur
3 AH18 AH18 Ulu Tiram

EAST
SUNGAI JOHOR-SDE BRIDGE
90 Desaru
92 Bandar Penawar
92 Pengerang
Closed tolled expressway trumpet interchange
Cahaya Baru toll plaza
CBU
Transit Card TnG TAG TAG TnG RM (Cash)
Closed toll systems
Collect a transit card and pay a distance toll

P Cahaya Baru toll plaza
CBU
C* TnG TAG
Customer Service Centre
EXIT 2205BCAHAYA BARU INTERCHANGEJ10 Cahaya Baru
J10 Kong Kong
J10 Masai
Entry/Exit interchange
E22
--
E22 SENAI-DESARU EXPRESSWAY
Start/End of expressway
SDEB border limit

JKR border limit

E22
--
EXIT 2210PASIR GUDANG INTERCHANGE17 TANJUNG LANGSAT HIGHWAY

WEST
17 Pasir Gudang
J10 Masai
J10 Kong Kong
17 Johor Port
EAST
17 Tanjung Langsat
17 Kampung Perigi Acheh
17 Pantai Pasir Layar
Interchange

References

  1. New Straits Times Fri, Jun 10, 2011 (2011-06-10). "75km Senai-Desaru Expressway opens today". News.asiaone.com. Retrieved 2013-11-11. 
  2. Mama Noriz. "Merasmikan Hiway baru Senai-Desaru menuju Tg.Balau". Retrieved 2011-06-13.  (Malay)

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