Introduction
In the bustling landscapes of modern cities, the quest for
efficient, sustainable, and reliable transportation solutions has
become paramount. The demand for seamless mobility options has
soared due to population growth and economic development and
Malaysia is no exception to this trend. The development of public
transportation has been rapidly progressing in Malaysia, evidenced
by projects such as the current development of LRT3 and the MRT
Circle Line, which are set to be launched in 2028.
However, the cost of building these systems does not come cheap,
taking into account the cost of building the infrastructure and
various land arrangements with all relevant parties surrounding the
proposed stations. As such, cities outside the Klang Valley would
face significant financial challenges in developing similar train
systems like those in the Klang Valley. In view of such exorbitant
costs, Sarawak has taken a more cost-efficient initiative to cater
to the
