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When Is The Best Time To Leave The Office This Ramadan? These GIFs Will Help You

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Traffic in Kuala Lumpur can sometimes be a tricky challenge

And with the ongoing Ramadan season, the usual traffic flow is slightly different than usual

So when exactly is the best time to leave the office during the Ramadan season? Let these useful GIFS help you out!

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Traffic is at its peak around 5PM from the City Centre to Bangsar - Chow Kit. Traffic will then ease up around 7.15 PM onwards

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Traffic starts building up by 3.30pm around Jalan Damansara, Jalan Tun Razak and Jalan Sungai Besi. The traffic peaks by 5pm when people start to leave for home from their workplaces.

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Subang Jaya gets really congested from 5.30PM, and can last up to two hours coming from the ELITE highway

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Slow moving traffic seems to start from the main roads such as Jalan Puchong and KESAS around 3.45pm. The traffic gradually picks up pace at 5.30pm and becomes pretty congested within minutes, especially on ELITE. This lasts for about two hours with remotely heavy traffic flow within the USJ 6, 9 and 10 areas as there are many commercial lots with eateries in those neighbourhood. Traffic eases out by 7.15pm but remains heavy near Seksyen 21 and USJ 12.

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Taman Tun Dr Ismail is relatively okay, with only peak traffic around 5PM at major highways such as the LDP and on the Sprint highway

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Due to the Ramadan bazaars, congestion starts to begin slightly earlier than usual around TTDI such as Jalan Datuk Sulaiman.

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Traffic flow changes quickly within minutes and peaks around 5.15pm. NKVE, SPRINT and LDP are predictably clogged up. This continues on until 7pm, when only the main highways like LDP still show signs of heavy traffic before clearing off around 8pm.

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Petaling Jaya gets pretty congested around 4.15PM, around major highways like NKVE and LDP. By 5PM, areas such as Jalan Universiti should be avoided.

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By 5pm, it is turning into a hotbed of very bad traffic as most people start leaving work. Major roads like Jalan Universiti and Jalan Lapangan Terbang Subang and even NSECL seems to be choked up.The traffic gradually eases around 7.30pm, but even then LDP is still jammed.

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Besides these helpful GIFS, be sure to check out PLUS' traffic updates through their Twitter account or through their PLUS Traffic App

Do be safe when you're driving and always be alert on the road. Read the story of a Malaysian driver where a metal rod narrowly missed her and sleeping daughter HERE:

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