Public transport: Dont leave it to state govts
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0Planes, trains, and automobiles (Pt 2)
This concluding part of this series discusses how the government can and should improve the transportation sector.
0Making flying easy and cheap (Pt 1)
However the government should also invest in the passenger rail services with the same level of attention and support that it is giving to the airlines industry.
0Hike in RapidKL monthly card fare unfair
0Public transport: Kudos to Seremban, Shah Alam
0Brace yourselves
After March 2008, it is very likely that life in Malaysia is going to change. People will have no choice except to absorb the higher cost of living.
0At last, we can touch n go in RapidKL buses
0A commuter's view of the budget (Pt 2)
The goals and vision for public transportation, as expressed by the government and DAP in their budget proposals, are under the microscope here in this second and final part.
0A commuter's view of the budget (Pt 1)
The waiting is over, and it is time to take apart proposals on public transportation in Budget 2008 and the DAP's 'shadow' version.
0CVLB under wrong ministry for goodness sake
0KTM Komuter - the way to go (Pt 3)
What is the point of investing in high speed rail service if passengers are left to fend for themselves once they leave the station?
0Jumaat solat: IIUM a letdown
0Bus tragedy was no accident
0KTM Komuter - the way to go (Pt 2)
Let's dream big, to think up exciting ways to bring the Komuter service closer to doorsteps in the Klang Valley and beyond.
0KTM Komuter - the way to go (Pt 1)
The KTM Komuter service awaits exploration of its full potential in providing rapid transit service in the Klang Valley.
0A mauling for Penangs public transit
0Public transport: Give discounts for college students
0Towards a better pedestrian experience
0Organise all buses under one authority
0Work towards closing gaps in rail network
0Between the bus and LRT (Part 3)
The government must make the best choice for the long term. This choice must be simple and allow great flexibility and versatility
0Between the bus and LRT (Part 2)
Rather than seriously improving the bus service, or investing in transit options, the government seems to have neglected basic public transit services.
0Kudos to police for bicycle patrols
0Between the bus and LRT (Pt 1)
Will more LRT lines solve the public transportation problems in Subang Jaya or the Klang Valley?
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