MYJalan App Sees Surge In User Engagement With 3,750 Complaints Received In Three Months

The complaints were mostly about potholes, signages and street furniture damage.
(credit: MyJalan Google Play Store page)

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Works Minister Datuk Seri Alexander Nanta Linggi reported that the MYJalan app received a total of 3,750 complaints from 1 August to 30 October, encompassing issues related to potholes, signages, and street furniture damage.

Of these complaints, only 1,004, or 26.77%, pertained to roads administered by agencies under the Ministry, while the remaining 2,746 complaints, constituting 73.23%, were related to state roads and local authorities (PBT), as reported by Bernama.

Nanta noted that out of the 1,004 complaints concerning roads under his ministry’s jurisdiction, 789 have already been resolved, with the remaining 215 complaints currently undergoing review.

Besides that, in line with the Green Technology Master Plan (GTMP) and the Low Carbon Mobility Blueprint 2021-2023, Nanta announced the installation of 22 direct current fast charging (DCFC) stations for electric vehicles (EV) along expressways operated by PLUS Berhad nationwide.

He added that an additional 18 locations are in the construction phase, alongside four pilot projects for mobile modular EV fast charging stations with battery storage systems being developed on the North-South Expressway (PLUS).

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