Day 3 in Kuala Lumpur

Jack's third day in Kuala Lumpur. He is leaving for Yogyakarta this morning.

Category:

Travel & Events

Tags:

• travel trivia
• history
• arts and culture
• food
• kuala Lumpur
• Yogyakarta

[aaronlim1988]

however you did raise an interesting question though-why would they close the road for the regular masses? and give priority to the taxis, buses and the very rare VIPs that go there? when clearly there is a higher ratio of cars that use that place. This is the problem us Malaysians faced everyday, we are placed in a situation where the higher authorities are given the luxury while the general public are given whatever that is adequate. I enjoyed your video, especially like your views on things.

[1manatwork]

Thanks. I do agree with you and given the fact that I hear this from two cab drivers, (and I don't think they r anti-government) I think they r just frustrated since this is a situation that they have to face every time they drop passengers off at KLIA.

[ilyasr2]

haha that's more like a taxi & bus section than a so-called 'VIP' section :D. maybe you should do a little bit of research first :D.

[1manatwork]

we got this from two taxi drivers..... i believed they are the best source when road is concerned.

[aaronlim1988]

interesting to hear honest opinions from foreigners about KLIA. I like what you mentioned about the VIP roads.. and yes, i do believe it is used for the the taxi, buses and the VIPs not just VIPs themselves.. however credibility for your information is rather questionable because taxi drivers in the peninsular are mostly anti-governmental people thus they most likely highlight that the lane is a VIP lane and only for them, when in truth it is for the buses and taxis as well.