Big data in transport planning


PC held by Prasarana President and Group CEO Datuk Azmi Abdul Aziz after meeting with PM regarding the public transport issue. 15 sept 2016 chan tak kong rep: baiti.

ECONOMIC progress can seem like a two-edged sword – we relish the opportunities for career and lifestyle choices offered by our expanding cities but urban transportation woes can sometimes make us wonder if it’s all worth it.

Despite substantial investments in an MRT system, Kuala Lumpur’s roads continue to be plagued by traffic jams, exacting a huge toll on the country’s economy – consu­ming between 1.1% and 2.2% of GDP in 2014.

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