Is Klang Valley pedestrian-friendly?


Pedestrians climbing over the railing to gain access to the pedestrian bridge in Subang Jaya.

WALKING from the MRT station to Phileo Damansara I and II can sometimes be very dangerous because of the lack of proper walkways and pedestrian crossings.

Much like almost every transit hub in Klang Valley, the paved sidewalk from the station ends prematurely without a proper crossing from the station into the business centre, causing pedestrians to halt cars and dash across the road.

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