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Second Link Expressway
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Second Link Expressway (E3) is the expressway connecting the North-South Expressway to the Malaysia-Singapore Second Link. This highway is 44 kilometers in length and was completed in 1998.
The Second Link Expressway comprises the main link, running from Exit 253 (Senai Utara Interchange) of the North South Expressway (Southern Route) to the Second Link, and the Johor Bahru Parkway, which branches off at Exit 307 and continues east to connect with Persisiran Perling. Toll on the Second Link Expressway is payable using only the Touch 'n Go, PLUSMiles and SmartTAG electronic payment system. Cash payment in Singapore dollars is accepted at the Second Link Toll Plaza but at a rate of S$1.00 to RM1.00.
There are three toll plazas, the Perling Toll Plaza, Lima Kedai Toll Plaza and the Tanjung Kupang Toll Plaza. These toll plazas are on the open system, where the users pay a fixed toll when they pass through the toll gate. The toll for private motor vehicles (private vehicles with two axles and three or four wheels) is RM2.10 at Perling, RM3.90 at Lima Kedai and RM7.50 at Tanjung Kupang (as of Dec 2015). Motorcycles are not charged at the Perling or Lima Kedai Toll Plazas but have to pay RM1.10 at the Tanjung Kupang Toll Plaza. Vans pay RM3.60/RM6.10/RM17.10, lorries RM4.50/RM7.70/34.40, taxis RM0.90/RM1.50/RM5.70 and buses RM1.80/RM3.10/RM9.10 respectively.
Map of the Second Link Expressway
Interchanges, exits and toll plazas on the Second Link Expressway
Main Link
Exit 253: Senai Utara Interchange 
Northern exit of the Second Link Expressway to the North-South Expressway Southern Route.
Senai Toll Plaza 
This is where users pay for using the North-South Expressway, or collect the toll ticket before entering the North-South Expressway.
Exit 304: Senai Selatan Interchange 
Exit between the Main Link and the Senai Link.
Lima Kedai Toll Plaza 
Users pay a fixed amount here for their journey on the Second Link Expressway.
Exit 307: Pulai Interchange 
Exit between the Main Link and Johor Bahru Parkway.
Exit 311: Iskandar Puteri Interchange 
Exit to Lebuh Kota Iskandar, for onward journey to Nusajaya and Legoland Malaysia.
Exit 312: Gelang Patah Interchange 
Exit to Lebuhraya Nusajaya, for onward journey to Gelang Patah, Nusajaya and Legoland Malaysia.
Exit 313: Port of Tanjung Pelepas Interchange 
Exit to Lebuhraya Tanjung Pelepas.
Tanjung Kupang Toll Plaza 
Users pay a fixed amount here for continuing on the Second Link Expressway.
Sultan Abu Bakar Complex 
Complex for immigration procedures before departing Malaysia.
Senai Link
Exit 301: Senai Airport Interchange 
Easternmost interchange of the Second Link Expressway, beyond which is Jalan Perindustrian.
Exit 301A: Senai Utara Interchange 
Exit here to the Senai-Desaru Expressway (E22) for onward journey to Desaru, Pengerang, Pasir Gudang, Ulu Tiram and Kota Tinggi.
Exit 302 Saleng Interchange 
Exit here to the Skudai Highway (Federal Route 1) for onward journey to Kulaijaya and Simpang Renggam.
Exit 302A Indahpura Interchange 
Exit here to Persiaran Indahpura 6 for onward journey to Indahpura.
Johor Bahru Link
Exit 308 Nusa Indah Interchange 
Exit here to Bukit Indah.
Exit 308 Bukit Indah Interchange 
Exit here to Bukit Indah.
Perling Toll Plaza 
Users pay a fixed rate for onward journey on the Johor Bahru Parkway/Second Link Expressway.
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