Advancecon bags RM11.54 mil ECRL subcontract
The job will start from April 29 and is expected to complete in September.
Landslide in front of Malaysian Anti-Corruption Academy, 76 evacuated
Based on preliminary information, it is reported that there is still some soil movement in the area, believed to be due to a broken pipe.
Govt welcomes private sector to collaborate with Railway Assets Corp, says Loke
Transport Minister Anthony Loke said the Kajang 2 railway station adopted the transit-oriented development concept using the private-public partnership approach in collaboration with Srijang Kemajuan Sdn Bhd (SKSB).
Prasarana to implement more transparent KPI system to monitor train maintenance
Transport Minister Anthony Loke said the KPI is called Mean Kilometres Between Failures (MKBF) which is an approach that will be used to assess the stability and journey of trains before damage occurs.
Proton to introduce EVs to local market as early as 2025, says deputy CEO
Deputy chief executive officer Roslan Abdullah said Proton is currently in the process of identifying suitable models of electric vehicles that are more affordable and practical.
Nanta: DUKE to implement open toll payment system
Works Minister Datuk Seri Alexander Nanta Linggi said this brings the total number of highways involved to 12.
ECRL: Genting tunnel excavation works scheduled for completion in 2Q 2025 — Loke
Transport Minister Anthony Loke said the Genting Tunnel would be the first ECRL tunnel to use the tunnel boring machine method compared to the drilling and blasting methods used in other tunnels.
Loke: Cargo handling segment encouraged to use ECRL, improve road safety from 2027
“This can reduce the number of large vehicles plying the route between the East Coast and the Klang Valley, with most of them passing through the Kuala Lumpur-Karak Expressway.
Transport minister: Too early to determine if Putrajaya MRT route has eased peak-hour congestion
Transport Minister Anthony Loke said his ministry was aiming for the Putrajaya line to be used by 200,000 passengers every day compared to about 80,000 at present.
CGS-CIMB projects electricity tariff hike for domestic users in 2H2023
“Malaysian consumers enjoy the lowest domestic electricity tariffs in Asean, not purely because of efficiency, in our view, but through artificial means of subsidy and price controls.
