‘Separate bus lanes can only work with proper enforcement’


Daily crawl: Traffic congestion at the Causeway between Malaysia and Singapore. — THOMAS YONG/The Star

JOHOR BARU: The proposal to have separate lanes for public and workers’ buses at the Causeway to reduce congestion will only work if it is implemented properly with ample supervision from enforcement agencies, say local stakeholders.

Johor Muafakat Bus Operators and Drivers Association chairman R. Thiagarajan said the move could potentially reduce bottlenecks at the bus lanes on the Malaysian side.

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