Comments on: Putrajaya-Cyberjaya Transit System

By: Afiq Aziz

Afiq Aziz — Thu, 19 Oct 2023 10:08:57 +0000

In reply to James Clark. Yes. I am happy you will write about it. I bought a house in Cyberjaya for investment as I literally thought there will be a city center station only to be fooled by the incapable town planners. We need to spread the news and criticize these terrible city planning going on in Malaysia right now as these things cannot continue to happen anymore.

By: James Clark

James Clark — Thu, 19 Oct 2023 08:56:47 +0000

In reply to Afiq Aziz. You are correct. I was excited to see Cyberjaya City Centre on the transit map, only to discover it is nowhere near the city centre. I got the train here and visited Cyberjaya, and I have an article coming up about this.

By: Afiq Aziz

Afiq Aziz — Thu, 19 Oct 2023 08:15:52 +0000

There wouldn’t be any need for additional monorail or trams or ART services if the MRT stations are located at the right place where population density are large. The recent Cyberjaya MRT station location is laughable and it doesn’t make any sense. It is located in the middle of nowhere and you have to drive close to 10 minutes to the Cyberjaya city center and from the MRT station to go to the city center it is so hard to get a grab because there are so few grab drivers in Cyberjaya. Bus services is also slow and you have to wait literally forever to get on a bus from the station to the city center. You can’t use a bike or scooter to go to the city center because there are not enough pedestrian & cycling lanes throughout the whole 10 minutes driving journey. As expected riderships for this station is pretty low and it is a waste of taxpayers money. Cyberjaya has so much potential to be the next silicon valley but decades of mismangement and poor city planning has made this city nothing but a ghost town.