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Tuesday, November 10, 2026

Rapid KL van overturns after driver loses control along Federal Highway

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SHAH ALAM: A Rapid KL van overturned after the driver lost control and crashed into a road divider and a lamp post near the Berkeley intersection along the Federal Highway.

Rapid KL confirmed that the van, operating under its Rapid On Demand service for the T726B zone (Jalan Meru-Taman Eng Ann), was involved in the incident while heading towards the LRT hub in Jalan Meru around 5.05am.

"Following the incident, firefighters and an ambulance arrived at the scene to carry out rescue operations and provide emergency assistance.

"The driver, who was alone in the van, sustained minor injuries and received initial treatment at the scene," it said.

Rapid KL said a tow truck was also dispatched to remove the van and take it to the Klang Utara police station for further investigation.

It added that it would fully cooperate with the authorities to determine the cause and circumstances of the incident.

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