one of the oldest and . most important transportation termi- nals in Kuala Lumpur until its closure

's Transportation Department to conduct a road sur- vey as visitors to the area needed more parking space. "There

." Following this, plans to up- grade the public transportation in the city were put in motion, in tandem

Use) (Kuala Lumpur City) " 1994 under the Road Transport Act 1987 and the Transportation of

-owned vehicles. Prioritising walking, cycling, using public transportation and car- pooling would reduce carbon

launching the Kuala Lumpur Climate Action Plan 2050 in Kuala Lumpur. relying on public transportation

transportation hubs. The work included constructing a network of pedestrian walkways, jogging tracks and

a mindset change on the part of Transportation planning expert motorists, pedestrians and other

that pub- lic facilities like schools, business centres and transportation hubs were centralised so

transportation hubs were centralised so it was easier to improve upon them. . · The overall plan includes

Petronas Twin Towers (KLCC) , The Monorail Transportation System, the LRT and many others stand proud as

initiatives can be undertaken, such as car-pooling. Therefore transportation cost can be shared and thus the