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Federal Route 254 | |
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Route information | |
Length | 6.83 km (4.24 mi) |
Major junctions | |
West end | Simpang Empat Bukit Tengah, Penang |
FT 1 Butterworth–Juru Highway FT 136 Federal Route 136 | |
East end | Kulim, Kedah |
Location | |
Country | Malaysia |
Primary destinations | Bukit Mertajam |
Highway system | |
Federal Route 254 (formerly Penang state route P12 and Kedah state route K12) is a federal road in Penang and Kedah state, Malaysia. [1] The Kilometre Zero is at Kulim, Kedah.
At most sections, the Federal Route 254 was built under the JKR R5 road standard, allowing maximum speed limit of up to 90 km/h.
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Km | Exit | Junctions | To | Remarks | |
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Simpang Empat Bukit Tengah | North P7 Jalan Permatang Janggus Permatang Janggus Permatang Pauh FT 1 Butterworth–Juru Highway Northwest FT 1 Butterworth FT 1 Penang South FT 1 Nibong Tebal FT 1 Sungai Bakap | Roundabout interchange | |||
Bandar Perda | |||||
Sungai Juru Kiri bridge | |||||
Kampung Permatang Rawa | |||||
Sungai Juru Kanan bridge | |||||
Bukit Mertajam | |||||
Bukit Mertajam | Northeast P3 Jalan Arumugam Pilai Penanti Padang Menora Kepala Batas Southwest P18 Jalan Sungai Rambai Sungai Rambai Padang Lalang Juru | T-junctions | |||
Bukit Mertajam | |||||
Hospital Bukit Mertajam | |||||
Railway crossing bridge | |||||
Bukit Mertajam | |||||
St Anne's Sacred Heart Church | |||||
Ceruk Tok Kun Bawah | North P135 Jalan Ceruk Tok Kun Ceruk Tok Kun Relic Bukit Mertajam Recreational Park South P139 Jalan Rohzan Alma | Junctions | |||
Ceruk Tok Kun Atas | |||||
Machang Bubok | South P143 Jalan Besar Machang Bubok | T-junctions | |||
Machang Bubok | South P143 Jalan Gajah Mati Bukit Teh Junjong | T-junctions | |||
Jalan Sungai Lembu | North P129 Jalan Sungai Lembu Sungai Lembu Mengkuang Ulu Tasik Mengkuang | T-junctions | |||
Penang Seberang Perai Tengah district border | |||||
Penang–Kedah border | |||||
Kedah Darul Aman Kulim district border | |||||
Jalan Perdagangan | North K812 Jalan Perdagangan Padang Serai Sungai Petani Butterworth–Kulim Expressway FT 4 AH140 Butterworth–Kulim Expressway Butterworth Penang Baling | T-junctions | |||
Jalan Junjong | South K145 Jalan Junjong Junjong Lima Kongsi Sungai Bakap | T-junctions | |||
Kulim | |||||
FT 254 0 | Kulim Kelang Lama | North FT 136 Lunas FT 136 Padang Serai FT 136 Kuala Ketil Butterworth–Kulim Expressway FT 4 AH140 Butterworth–Kulim Expressway Butterworth Penang Baling East FT 169 Jalan Kulim–Mahang Kelang Baharu Mahang South FT 136 Serdang FT 136 Bandar Baharu FT 136 Parit Buntar | T-junctions |
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