Green corridor plan to enhance KL walkability


Photos By LEW GUAN XI
The green verge along Jalan Raja Laut in Kuala Lumpur provides shade and separates the walkway from the road.

WALKING and cycling safely and comfortably often feels impossible in Kuala Lumpur, especially with the city’s high volume of traffic.

A potential solution lies in the building of green connectors, designed to link residential areas with public spaces such as parks, urban forests and nature reserves.

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