Bicycle corridor network serving Kuala Lumpur and connecting to nearby cities is needed to make cycling safe and tenable. — Filepic
THE green connector initiative, currently being studied by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL), should be seamlessly integrated while minimising conflict between pedestrians, cyclists and motorists on the roads.
Cycling enthusiast Gregers Reimann expressed support for making the city more pedestrian- and cyclist-friendly, but noted the challenge of connecting these green corridors to places city dwellers reached regularly.
