Jalan Dhoby, after undergoing an upgrade, was turned into a no-parking zone with cleaner and more even sidewalks.
JOHOREANS and visitors have given the transformation projects by Johor Baru City Council (MBJB) and the state the thumbs-up.
Edward Ng, 30, who owns three food-and-beverage outlets in downtown Johor Baru, said much had changed since he first opened his cafe in Jalan Trus in 2014.
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The upgraded lanes including this one near Masjid India turned them into better-lit and cleaner spaces.
The improved sidewalk along Jalan Dhoby and other parts of the city made it more accessible for all including people with disabilities and for using baby strollers.
Ng says improved conditions in Jalan Dhoby saw better and more inclusive sidewalks and cleaner back lanes.
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