Comments on: The Klang Bus Station! Klang Sentral! What Happened?

By: Thirukumaran

Thirukumaran — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 13:22:48 +0000

Macam essay… LoL…I Guess you shouldn’t be blogging at all if you think comments should be only precise with 10 to 20 words…. Opinion and suggestion caption box are meant to brain strom us into thinking possibilities where we stand and ought to go…

Basically I think you should Quit reading Comments if you think it bites u 2 much…lol…

Adios seniore….better luck next time…

By: Azam

Azam — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 11:15:32 +0000

I know how it feels as I experinced it a few times. To me it is better that you take the train at KL Sentral if it is pass 9pm. It is much safer as well that way.
Couldn’t believe that you have to experince it as well. Lucky that you know the public transport in Klang Valley quite a bit.
Hope that they will improve it soon…

Anyway, thank you for your comment.

By: Abdul Haqq

Abdul Haqq — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 07:52:48 +0000

I am a visitor hear from Australia, but visit friends at least once a year. This year I was pleased to see the new CityLiner buses. But confused with this situation in Klang. I have yet to go to the Klang Sentral. It now seems to me the buses have been thrown out of the old bus station and they park wherever they can. The E4 express to KL seems to be very infrequent to what it used to be.
The last bus to Taman Sentosa is listed at finishing at 7.30PM, my friends don’t believe this but then they never catch a bus. From last year Klang is a complete mess with all the construction.
KL not much better. Last Friday night I went to Pasar Seni for a Klang bus, this was just after 10PM. There was no Warasan 99 so I asked at the “Information Desk” and was told to go and sit down and wait. I felt like a little school boy. I waited so long and finally went to Sentral and caught the train. That’s another story.

By: Azam

Azam — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 16:12:10 +0000

Totally agreed. Some good ideas as well.
We should have more public transport such as LRT.
Before I don’t only have problem with bus services but Komuter as well.
The first few months when I work in KL I took Komuter to work and back but I always got some technical problem excuses from them.
So I stopped using Komuter. Until now the same problem still exist.
Anyway, I just hope in the future there will be a better services for all the public transport in Malaysia.
Thanks for the comment.

By: syera

syera — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 12:07:31 +0000

mcm essay english… ‘the local authority should …. bla bla bal…’

even the opponent has takeover the selangor, doesn’t seem any changes…

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By: Thirukumaran Sandran

Thirukumaran Sandran — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 08:27:47 +0000

Well Malaysian Public Transport service isn’t something to be surprised about by anyone residing in Malaysia nor those residing externally and still reading and feeling irritated by the idiotic Civil Servant’s hired by Government to plan and execute a good system instead they screw it up so badly…that it cannot be undone by anybody…

First before we look into public transportation issues. We need to plan a city with a strategic placement of offices and all those new township’s created and road routes in multiples instead relying on one single road for past 30 years and for future – we expand the roads into 2 lanes to 3 lanes which actually gives no benefit in anyway. It will only lead towards huge congestion – thanks to the traffic light and invisible traffic policemen whom is only at work in the morning but in evening, lols nobody is around but most in teh tarik shop (tea shop). First, we require good governance and planning in creating township
1.Alternate Road Routes without toll (Use our tax money)
2.Create more diversions
3.Increase public transportation (KTM-LRT-BUS or any available transport)
4.No Heavy vehicles allowed in city centre nor peak hours morning and evening
5.Create more public awareness by restricting rules and regulations
6.Avoid building more traffic lights instead use Round a bout
7.Avoid residential area closer to industrial zone

We always have an option, as this will lead towards a healthy living for future and coming generation will be human friendly than leading a machine life. Eventually we need to learn and adapt to be more civic minded stricter rules and amendments. In current situation we are so prone to traffic lights, which is another factor for heavy traffic to occur. We can opt to reduce traffic lights and create more Round a bout instead having something or someone to POLICE us like school kids…I’ve no idea when either educated people nor uneducated people is gona learn to be more patient on the road…Perhaps in 50 years to come…lols…