E37: East-West Link Expressway / Salak Expressway

E37: East-West Link Expressway (17 September 2016)


East-West Link Expressway is a highway on the southern part of Kuala Lumpur. An extension of the Federal Highway, it connects the highway in the west to the interchange of Jalan Cheras and the Cheras-Kajang Expressway (E7). The East-West Link Expressway is popularly known as the Salak Expressway. It opened to the public on 17 August, 1995.

Some websites, such as Wikipedia, states that the East-West Link Expressway carries the expressway code of E37 which confuses it with the Kuala Lumpur-Seremban Expressway. In fact the expressway code of E37 does not appear anywhere on the East-West Link Expressway. This is probably based on the highway being maintained by toll concessionaire ANIH Berhad, which also maintains the Kuala Lumpur-Seremban Expressway. Signages on the gantries along the East-West Link Expressway are white text on blue background, not green background, indicating that the East-West Link Expressway as a Malaysian "highway" rather than a true "expressway". Since 17 May, 2011, toll collection on this highway has been abolished.

Map of the East West Link Expressway

Sights near the East-West Link Expressway (E37)

Residential properties that are easily reached from the East-West Link Expressway include the following:

Seputeh Interchange

The Seputeh Interchange is the start of the East-West Link Expressway from the Federal Highway, Jalan Syed Putra and Old Klang Road.

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