World Bank: Malaysia needs integrated urban transport system


PETALING JAYA: It’s time for Malaysia to get serious about developing a more integrated urban transport system in the major cities, says the World Bank.

Growing traffic jams, worsening air quality and poor use of public transport – the bane of road users in Kuala Lumpur – is apparent across the country.

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