Budget did not address lack of m-cycle lanes, says expert


Don’t sideline them: According to Law, roads in Malaysia are facing various challenges such as the lack of motorcycle lanes, besides the perennial potholes. He said it is crucial to ensure that the safety of motorcyclists isn’t sidelined as the country seeks to improve public transportation. — IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star

PETALING JAYA: Initiatives under Budget 2024 to improve public transport are commendable. However, Putrajaya has to do more to improve safety on the roads, says road safety expert Assoc Prof Dr Law Teik Hua.

Law, who is from Universiti Putra Malaysia’s road safety research centre, said roads in Malaysia are facing various challenges such as the lack of motorcycle lanes, besides the perennial potholes.

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