Mixed reactions to tram project in Cyberjaya


This tram was tested in Iskandar Malaysia. The feasibility of a fully electric one using the ART system will be assessed in Cyberjaya next year.

A fully electric tram will be tested at an undisclosed location in Cyberjaya early next year by the Sepang Municipal Council (MPSepang).

This is part of the local council’s initiative to opt for an efficient public transportation system in line with its goal to achieve smart low-carbon city status by 2025.

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