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Memandangkan @sacitycouncil telah mengambil tindakan untuk menangani beberapa aduan berkaitan laluan pejalan kaki yang selamat ke stesen LRT3, saya berharap @pjcitycouncil juga akan melakukan perkara yang sama untuk mereka yang berulang-alik ke stesen Bandar Utama dari Jalan Masjid dan sepanjang Persiaran Bandar Utama. Keadaan di sepanjang Persiaran Bandar Utama agak berbahaya kerana pejalan kaki terpaksa berjalan secara tidak selamat di tepi jalan utama, tanpa laluan pejalan kaki yang sesuai dan selamat. Akhirnya aduan rasmi telah dibuat. Kita lihat sama ada pihak bandar akan memberi sebarang maklum balas.

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Totally agree. Also, would be nice if MBDK, allows for occasional events to be held in the Jambatan Kota underpass. I also noticed that they've cleaned up the Tmn Awam on the side of the bridge. Just a little bit more effort and they can make it great spot for people to head to after alighting from the LRT station.

Fyi @pjcitycouncil @_jamaliah_ Make it safe for residents, and form 6 school students to travel to and from BU MRT and LRT3 station. facebook.com/share/v/1CNeor…

FYI @sacitycouncil

Ernest is: on LRT3! 🚇🚈💙 @ErnestOnPT

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While it is good to see more pavement paths being built, the choice to use interlocking brick pavers is a misguided choice as it requires more maintenance and any faults would affect those on wheelchairs and prams, who would have to contend with uneven walking surfaces

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Ya I took a look at the place in Google Maps and its not an easy walk - particularly the part that you had to cross over the bulatan kota roundabout. For a solo trip comprising a young chap like you OK lar. But not when it involves those who are not so into walking. Should try Seng Huat BKT the next time. It would have been a slightly easier destination from JK station. You only have to cross the Klang Bridge (not Jambatan Kota). This was shared by someone from FB who did that over the weekend. facebook.com/share/14nUHubW…

@khalidkarim We also need a stick. Congestion charge

@lompattikammm Ya Jambatan Kota would be a nice place to stroll around. I usually go there to get my kids school uniform and school shoes. And you can cross the bridge to the other side as well - there's a nice little Taman there. I believe MBDK have done up the Taman Awam area near the river

@danieleskay exactly

Here is a little screen grab of Glenmarie / Glenmarie 2 LRT carpark satellite view (seems to be taken this year from Google Maps). You will notice that it is full, cars parked at every corner. Almost everyone chooses to drive there instead of taking other modes of transportation. Why? Because bus rides are unreliable / walkways are unsafe. First and last mile needs to be solved.

@Amshar_Aziz LRT3 is the carrot and some might argue not attractive to them because first and last mile issue. But, government needs to implement the stick solve jam. For example congestion charges for road users.

I have lived and worked in many other cities in the world. Yes what Malaysia has achieved with LRT3 is good. But we can do better. Unfortunately when things are not done right, it becomes a half cook solution. If want you more people to get off their cars, you will need to solve the first and last mile issue. For me, even though I do own a car, I will always try to use public transport as much as I can because I hate the jam, crazy road drivers and issues with parking. thesun.my/news/lrt3-face…

Exactly what I said too thesun.my/news/lrt3-face…

Hey guys I not being negative. Infact I am also cheering about it in my own way. But at the same time put on reality hat and providing constructive criticism. If you read my post, I said I use it cause it is beneficial for me and furthermore I am a public transit enthusiast. But being a public transit user, I am on the ground and know the realities of what other users experience. I understand what their daily use of it entails. So putting on that hat, I am trying to let others know why more people do not embrace public transit from my point of view - and as a conclusion all I am saying is that we can do better ya and we must to better. But hurrah for this milestone!

Hello fellow public transit enthusiast. As much I cheered for LRT3 and wanted it to be open (I just did the back to back and back again ride this morning), don't you think its a bit early to raise a champagne glass? I work around BU and have started using the train since Monday, there's alot of curious users in the mix right now (people who use it for syiok syiok only). Need to wait for the dust to settle first. I think alot of times people would be put off by last mile issues.

@RMFCyish Agreed!

@amerhadiazmi @Natcromancer Not really about perfect. It's about making it right. Good wouldn't be much good if it is not done right and reach only a handful of people. But yes it is definitely so much better than before.

@jayjaydenis There have been incidences of pedestrians walking along the road getting knocked by passing vehicles.

Must wait till the dust settles. Pls help look at safe walking routes (true covered walk ways and safe routes end to end) from station to place of interest / businesses. Take BU station to Jalan Masjid (schools and homes) turning - walking route is exposed to main road (infront of petrol ⛽️)

Now from Johan Setia end to BU. I am told it takes 1hr and (7 to 10) min