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'''Peninsular Malaysia''' or the Mainland north of the Island of Singapore is connected via a '''causeway''' <an old link which is not exactly abridge where ships can go under and pass> where motor vehicles and lorries <trunk> fill up readily along thsi importance traffic link. Buses from both side of the Countries (Singapore & Malaysia) have to use this crossing or go 'out-of-way" to another modern link at Tuas (Singapore side) to go to | '''Peninsular Malaysia''' or the Mainland north of the Island of [[Singapore]] is connected via a '''causeway''' <an old link which is not exactly abridge where ships can go under and pass> where motor vehicles and lorries <trunk> fill up readily along thsi importance traffic link. Buses from both side of the Countries ([[Singapore]] & [[Malaysia]]) have to use this crossing or go 'out-of-way" to another modern link at Tuas ([[Singapore]] side) to go to [[State]] of Johore. | ||
for Further information please goto [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysia]] our sister's site. | for Further information please goto [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysia]] our sister's site. | ||
Revision as of 20:24, 4 July 2005
Peninsular Malaysia or the Mainland north of the Island of Singapore is connected via a causeway <an old link which is not exactly abridge where ships can go under and pass> where motor vehicles and lorries <trunk> fill up readily along thsi importance traffic link. Buses from both side of the Countries (Singapore & Malaysia) have to use this crossing or go 'out-of-way" to another modern link at Tuas (Singapore side) to go to State of Johore. for Further information please goto [[1]] our sister's site.