Are Highways Still the Backbone of Malaysia’s Growth?
About this episode
The episode discusses the role of highways in Malaysia's economic growth and their future in light of congestion and sustainability challenges.
Malaysia’s highways are increasingly being viewed not just as transport links, but as critical economic infrastructure supporting logistics, supply chains, and industrial growth. But with congestion persisting, concessionaires facing losses, and sustainability goals pushing for greater public transport use, how should highways fit into the country’s long-term development strategy? Image Credit: Shutterstock See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Topics covered
- highways
- economic infrastructure
- logistics
- supply chains
- industrial growth
- sustainability
- public transport
Keywords
- highways
- Malaysia
- economic growth
- logistics
- supply chains
- congestion
- public transport
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: BFM Media
Places: Malaysia
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