Klang Valley folk now opting for public transportation to beat jams


Better alternative: A parking lot near KL Sentral almost full of vehicles as more Klang Valley residents choose to take public transportation to go to work.

MORE Klang Valley drivers left their cars at home and used public transport to go to work to avoid rush hour traffic gridlocks last year.

According to the Government Transformation Programme report, the morning peak ridership, between 6am and 10am, reached 437,525 by the end of last year. This exceeded the 400,000 target set under the National Key Result Area.

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