Rapid Bus Running Behind On Transformation?

Muhammad Yazurin Sallij, CEO, Rapid Bus

04-Jul-23 08:00

Rapid Bus Running Behind On Transformation?

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Prasarana subsidiary Rapid Bus manages urban bus networks in Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Kuantan. How is the company responding to longstanding complaints of lack of adequate bus services and poor connectivity? We discuss efforts to improve the coverage, efficiency and ridership of the city's bus system with CEO Muhammad Yazurin Sallij.

Produced by: Yeong Yeng Yee

Presented by: Shazana Mokhtar

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Categories: government, travel

Tags: rapid bus, prasarana malaysia bhd, ceo,

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