Metropolitan Transportation Infrastructure in SMART...

Challenges and Opportunities

Datuk Ir. Dr Leong Siew Mun

Metropolitan Transportation Infrastructure in SMART City- Kuala Lumpur’s Readiness for SMART City Transportation -

28 June 2017

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TECHNOLOGY

as enabler

SAFE

Multi -

modal Key Success Factors of SMART CITY Transportation Infrastructure

ITS Technology as Enabler

Internet of things

Whole of Government Approach

Nano Tech

Where are we in KL?

Kuala Lumpur’s Transportation Infrastructure

• Physical Infrastructure• Road network :2550 km • Rail network: 300 km• Pedestrian network : 53 km• Cycle route : 20 km• Multi-modal Interchange Hub: 5

hubs

Kuala Lumpur’s Transportation Infrastructure• Public Transport Modes

• Buses/taxis

• Ride-hailing services : GRAB & UBER

• Rail/commuter trains

Kuala Lumpur’s Transportation Infrastructure• Telecommunication network

• Fibre optic network along all toll highways, rail network, mobile network

ITS Deployments in Kuala Lumpur• Transport Management Centres

• Integrated Transport Information Centre – City Hall Kuala Lumpur

• Traffic Control Management Centre – Highway Authority Malaysia

• Public Transport Performance Monitoring Hub –Land Transport Commission

• Traffic Control and surveillance System Centres – Toll Concessionaries

ITS Deployments in Kuala Lumpur• Dynamic Traffic Signal Control System

• Electronic Toll Collection Systems

ITS Deployments in Kuala Lumpur

• Automated Awareness Safety Systems

Enforcement Systems

Red Light Enforcement, Speed enforcement, Automatic Number Plate Recognition

ITS Deployments in Kuala Lumpur

Traveller Information SystemsRoute guidance, traffic and travel time

advisory services, congestion map

ITS Deployments in Kuala Lumpur• Outdoor Parking Guidance Systems

• Indoor Parking Management and Monitoring System

• Off-street Parking Management System

Challenges & Opportunities

• Institutional Challenges• Silo deployment

• Resource constraint• Lack of talent

• Fibre network connectivity and stability

• Emergence of disruptive technologies

Driving ITS to a New Normal

We need stronger engagement and understanding at the decision

making level; and to keep a pulse on disruptive trends that could

redefine impacts to national strategies and agenda

One of the biggest barriers to ITS is institutional. There are viable and practical ITS solutions

in most situations, but bringing different organisations from dis-connected jurisdictions to a

common technology platform can come against some very entrenched attitudes and

operational barriers rather quickly.

Data is the new oil

Our biggest challenges are no longer in “brick-and-mortar”

The future of ITS is

defined by connectivity –

and the network effect...

Smart vehicles, smart cities, smart

roadways define the roadmap for V2I -

V2V integration.

• 11th Malaysian Plan Book

• Internet of Things Roadmap

• Crafting Malaysia’s National Transport Strategy

• National Public Transport National Plan, SPAD

National Traffic Management Centre

The objective of developing a National Traffic Management Centre is to integrate and centralise traffic and other data information to be shared and disseminated to relevant agencies for purposes of traffic, transport management, safety and disaster management.

Big Data Initiatives : Malaysia

“ ... Multimedia Digital Economy

Corporation (“MDeC”) is targeting to

make Malaysia the ASEAN hub for big

data within the next 5 years to 2020....”

Mobility as a Service

Opportunities

• Emergence of IoT

• Big data analytics

• Multilane freeflow

• National Traffic management centre

• Electric Vehicles

• Autonomous & connected vehicles

Multi-lane free-flow

Summing Up…..

• Well positioned and in the right direction for SMART CITY .

Summing up…

THANK YOU