Kuching ART Project Defended Against Misleading Criticism from DAP's Violet Yong
Wilfred Yap defended the Kuching Autonomous Rapid Transit (ART) project against DAP's Violet Yong, emphasizing its internationally recognized trackless rail technology that offers rail-like capacity at lower costs. He highlighted the project's dedicated corridors for safety and reliability, and noted that it incorporates hydrogen-powered vehicles while being more cost-effective per kilometer than traditional Light Rail Transit systems. Yong had criticized the ART's design as resembling a bus system, despite its planned 69.9 km route with dedicated lanes.
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Wilfred Yap responded to Violet Yong's claims about the Kuching Autonomous Rapid Transit (ART) project, stating it is an internationally recognized trackless rail technology providing rail-like capacity without the costs of steel infrastructure. He emphasized the importance of dedicated corridors in Kuching's low-density city for safety and reliability.
Yap argued that the ART's costs are lower per kilometer than Light Rail Transit systems and highlighted support for similar projects in Johor. He noted that the ART incorporates hydrogen-powered vehicles and that Sarawak continues to invest in public services. Yong previously criticized the ART's design, claiming it resembles a bus system, while the project involves a 69.9 km route with dedicated lanes.
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