Road closures in Putrajaya for National Day Parade rehearsals

Putrajaya will experience several road closures from August 26 until August 31 due to National Day 2025 parade rehearsals. 

The affected routes include Persiaran Perdana and nearby areas around Precinct 2, where most government complexes are located. Traffic delays are expected, especially during morning and evening peak hours, so drivers should plan journeys ahead of time.

Kuala Lumpur police chief Fadil Marsus said 14 roads in the administrative centre would be closed from 6am to noon from Aug 26 to 29, namely:

1. Lebuh Wawasan/Persiaran Perdana;
2. Jalan Tun Razak/Lebuh Bestari;
3. Jalan Tun Razak/Jalan P2K;
4. Jalan Tun Razak/Jalan Pembangunan;
5. Jalan Tun Razak/Jalan P3C;
6. Jalan Tun Razak/Jalan P3F;
7. Jalan Tun Razak/Jalan Kemerdekaan;
8. Lebuh Setia/Jalan Perpaduan;
9. Lebuh Saujana/Persiaran Perdana;
10. Lebuh Setia/Jalan Tun Hussein;
11. Jalan Kemerdekaan/Jalan Tun Hussein;
12. Jalan Pembangunan/Jalan Tun Hussein;
13. Lebuh Bestari/Jalan Tun Hussein; and
14. Dataran Putra/Persiaran Perdana

To avoid long queues and wasted fuel, drivers can check live conditions using the traffic camera feature on the Motorist app. This tool gives you real-time updates on major roads and helps you find alternative routes before heading into Putrajaya.

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From Aug 29, all roads leading to the Putrajaya Core Island would be closed from 10pm. For the parade on Aug 31, these roads will be fully closed as well:

1. Lingkaran Putrajaya/Jambatan Saujana;

2. Lebuh Sentosa/Lebuh Wawasan;

3. Lebuh Wawasan traffic light/Jambatan Wawasan;

4. Lebuh Sentosa turnoff/Lebuh Wawasan;

5. Lebuh Wawasan traffic light/Jalan P8H;

6. Salahuddin Roundabout/Dataran Perdana;

7. Lebuh Bestari traffic light/Jalan Tun Hussein;

8. Jalan Pembangunan traffic light/Jalan Tun Hussein;

9. Jalan Kemerdekaan traffic light-P18/ Jalan Tun Hussein;

10. Lebuh Setia traffic light/Jalan Tun Hussein;

11. Lebuh Saujana traffic light/Jalan Tun Hussein;

12. Lingkaran Gemilang Satu traffic light/ Persiaran Perdana;

13. Lebuh Gemilang traffic light/Persiaran Perdana–Jambatan Gemilang; and

14. Lebuh Sentosa/Jambatan Saujana.

National Day is a proud moment for Malaysia, but the road closures can be stressful for daily commuters. With Motorist, you can stay one step ahead by checking the traffic camera and even explore better car options if needed.

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