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Consultant calls for petrol subsidies to be cut and toll charges to be doubled or trebled to cut the number of Single Occupancy Vehicles going to central KL FMTNews Tolls Subsidies PublicTransport

More than 87% of cars going into central KL are single-occupancy vehicles, says a study.

According to a study by the Centre for Governance and Political Studies, more than 87% of Malaysians working in the central business district of Kuala Lumpur drove alone to work. This resulted in the massive traffic congestion in prime areas of the city. He called for action to overcome the lack of accessibility and connectivity and long journey times associated with public transport.Malaysia lagged behind other Asian countries such as Singapore and Japan in the use of public transport.

“Park and ride should be encouraged and those who use public transport should be charged with lower parking fees at public transport stations,” he said..“The government must continuously improve public transport infrastructure to cover more areas and to get people to use public transport. We live in a tropical climate and it can become very hot in the afternoon to walk to their destinations,” he said.

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