GREEN TRANSPORTATION MALAYSIA POLICY

 



In 2019 Malaysia also has established policy on green transportation , there are 5 policies and 23 strategies.


POLICY VISION 

TO DEVELOP A SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT SECTOR THAT

ACCELERATES ECONOMIC GROWTH AND SUPPORTS THE

WELL-BEING OF THE RAKYAT IN LINE WITH AN

ADVANCED NATION STATUS

 

 

Three principles of the Vision

Economic competitiveness

• Ensuring seamless connectivity and movement as an enable for other economic activities

• Delivering reliable, efficient, affordable and high quality service

• Developing skilled human capital

 • Nurturing global players in the transport sector

 

SOCIAL IMPACT

Ensuring inclusivity and accessibility of transport services

 • Improving safety and security of transport services

• Involving public participation/ stakeholders engagement in the development of transport initiatives.

 

ENVIROMNETAL IMPACT

Reducing fuel consumption and GHG emission/pollution control

 • Promoting environmental protection and conservation • Encouraging sustainable consumption and production

 

POLICY

1.   Strengthen the governance to create a conducive environment for the transport sector

2.   Optimise, build & maintain transport infrastructure, services and networks for efficiency

3.   Enhance safety, integration, connectivity & accessibility for seamless journey

4.   Advance towards green transport ecosystem

 

5.   Expand global footprint and promote internationalisation of transport service

 

 

IMPORTANT OF THE POLICY

 

·       Provide strategic direction to ministries/

·       agencies to plan & develop the transport sector

·       Streamline initiatives and programs towards common objectives and goals

·       Ensure efficient and effective use of resources

·       Act as a common platform so that sectoral plans complement each other


CREDIT TO: https://www.pmo.gov.my/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/National-Transport-Policy-2019_2030EN.pdf


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