Would You Still Drive If We Had Better Public Transport?

27-Feb-25 18:00

Would You Still Drive If We Had Better Public Transport?

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Now, the argument against transitioning from a car-centric nation often centers on the lack of first and last mile connectivity affecting our public transport systems. But imagine a Malaysia where our public transport is highly efficient and accessible. Would it be enough to persuade people to stop driving? We find out, with our listeners.

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Produced by: Evening Edition

Presented by: Lee Chwi Lynn, Dashran Yohan

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Categories: environment, travel, economy

Tags: public transport efficiency, malaysian public transport, DRT, last mile connectivity, driving,

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