Johor Bahru mayor fumes as traffic woes reach boiling point

Road users have been voicing their frustration over the worsening traffic situation. Read more at straitstimes.com.

MBJB had been getting a lot of complaints from road users voicing out their frustration over the worsening traffic situation.He said lately, Johor Bahru City Council had been getting a lot of complaints from road users voicing out their frustration over the worsening traffic situation.

Datuk Mohd Noorazam said the traffic congestion at many locations throughout the city was due to roadwork and development projects that were being done simultaneously. “I have voiced out during a meeting with relevant agencies that we need a better traffic management system in place to help ease the traffic flow coming into and from the city area. If not, we will be stuck in traffic,” he said.

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