dependent on private"'motorised transportation through poor urban planning and lack of access to pub- lic

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

~L p·lans to get more commuters to switch to public transportation to elimin~te traffic crawls like

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

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

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

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

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

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