KUMPOOL: A Way to Wean Us Off Our Dependence on Private Transport
by
Rachel Yeoh
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Penang's Ferries: Icons Anchored For Good
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THE PENANG FERRIES that started operating in 1894 were always an important mode of transportation for the locals. But they became more than just a ride. They we...
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Getting Around in Penang: Managing the Transition to Better Public Transport
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A WELL-STRUCTURED bus system offers a wide range of benefits that go beyond mere transportation. It addresses the critical issue of affordability by providing a...
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