The wonders of KL

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KL traffic

Stucked in a 4km traffic jam for 40 mins. Then spent 50 mins to find a parking bay at Pavilion through 5 storeys of car park. Hours later, spent another 20 mins trying to get out of the car park.


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Also, on a separate occassion, the delayed (so typical!) commuter train to Seremban was so packed that I couldn't get on it. Same story for the next yet-another-delayed train, which arrived about half an hour later. Frustrated and ended not going back to Seremban that day.

Don't you just love KL?

Comments

Khai said…
I don't like KL...for being so complicated..and I don't have much friend at here.... But somehow, if i can drive, i would go outside and just staring at the light around KL...
December 10, 2011 at 1:46 AM
savante said…
Takes so long to improve,
December 11, 2011 at 6:13 PM
Anonymous said…
KL will never change, like seriously!
that's why I give up on buying a car! oh and the self-claimed ISO9001 shit public transportation of kl, what a load of crap!
the LRT and Monorail will never improve, let alone KTM komuter!!
I am a frequent ETS user, ya know dat supposedly electrified high speed train, from KL-Ipoh, and yeah, after 1 year ++, it gets worse, and am I surprised? heck no! In fact, I kind of expected it! The delays are getting more frequent, duration of the trip is also getting longer, and well, I honestly, humbly and seriously believe it will never improve, cuz this is malaysia!
December 12, 2011 at 1:12 PM
Jaded Jeremy said…
Khai,
You're working in KL ka? We can meet up if you want. E-mail me lah.

savante,
Yah, at a pace worse than an old snail!

Anonymous,
I thought of trying ETS between Seremban and KL. Is it worse than the Kommuter train?
December 21, 2011 at 10:17 AM
Anonymous said…
well, at least there won't be stinky banglas and their natural eau de parfum on board ETS...so the trip would be slightly more pleasant i suppose
December 28, 2011 at 8:48 AM
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