Call On City's Public Transport Operators To Improve Services
With the KL public transport system 'pie' cut into many pieces to accomodate the needs of the public, the greed of the operators and the political considerations of the decision makers, it is needless to say the whole setup is in a bloody mess. Belatedly the government has realized the folly of too many cooks spoiling the 'public transport broth'. Thus the current call for improved services from all the operators, implying that none of the selected ones are up to par. So much for selection standards.
The Federal Territories Ministry wants all the city public transport operators including Rapid KL, KL Monorail, LRT and KTM Komuter to improve their services. Minister Datuk Zulhasnan Rafique said Friday they should have a dialogue with the Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) to address issues regarding public transport delivery such as lack of parking space in their premises.
He said it was DBKL's task to administer and provide assistance to operators in terms of improving their facilities for the benefit of urban commuters who had recently shown positive feedback towards the public transport.
"There is more room for the present operators to improve their services in terms of parking space and other issues relating to infrastructures," he told reporters at the KL Monorail 40 Millionth Passenger Celebration at the Bukit Bintang Monorail Station here.Present were chairman of the MTrans Group (concession company for KL Monorail) David Chew and director of KL Monorail System Sdn Bhd Datuk Ahmad Rejal Arbee.
The Federal Territories Ministry wants all the city public transport operators including Rapid KL, KL Monorail, LRT and KTM Komuter to improve their services. Minister Datuk Zulhasnan Rafique said Friday they should have a dialogue with the Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) to address issues regarding public transport delivery such as lack of parking space in their premises.
He said it was DBKL's task to administer and provide assistance to operators in terms of improving their facilities for the benefit of urban commuters who had recently shown positive feedback towards the public transport.
"There is more room for the present operators to improve their services in terms of parking space and other issues relating to infrastructures," he told reporters at the KL Monorail 40 Millionth Passenger Celebration at the Bukit Bintang Monorail Station here.Present were chairman of the MTrans Group (concession company for KL Monorail) David Chew and director of KL Monorail System Sdn Bhd Datuk Ahmad Rejal Arbee.
posted by The Malaysian. at 6/30/2006 03:01:00 PM
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