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Kualiti jalan di Malaysia 21 terbaik di dunia, atasi Australia, Britain, New Zealand
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Edited by FOTHER-MUCKER at 11-8-2022 01:04 PM
Kualiti jalan di Malaysia 21 terbaik di dunia, atasi Australia, Britain, New Zealand
 GAMBAR HIASAN
- Oleh AMREE AHMAD
- 10 Ogos 2022, 1:40 pm
PUTRAJAYA: Dakwaan segelintir pihak tertentu kononnya mutu jalan raya di negara ini adalah teruk bukan sahaja tidak berasas, malah, indeks global jelas menunjukkan situasi sebaliknya . Menurut portal statistik terkenal antarabangsa, The Global Economy, kualiti jalan di Malaysia berada di kedudukan ke-21 di dunia, bahkan jauh lebih baik berbanding banyak negara maju.
Berdasarkan data tersebut, tahap jalan raya negara ini adalah antara terbaik iaitu 5.3 mata daripada julat keseluruhan tujuh mata untuk posisi tertinggi dan satu mata untuk posisi paling rendah.
Singapura gah muncul memiliki jalan berkualiti di dunia iaitu 6.5 mata diikuti Belanda, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Jepun, Austria, Portugal, Emiriah Arab Bersatu, Korea Selatan dan Oman.
Sebaliknya, jalan di Chad meraih posisi terburuk di dunia iaitu 1.9 mata disusuli Mauritania, Madagascar, Yaman, Haiti, Kongo, Angola, Mozambique, Guatemala, Cameroon dan Nigeria.
Menurut portal itu, tahap jalan di Malaysia pula adalah lebih baik berbanding Sweden (ke-23), Kanada (ke-31), Australia (ke-33), Britain (ke-37), New Zealand (ke-48) dan Rusia (ke-99).
Di rantau Asia Tenggara, Malaysia di posisi kedua selepas Singapura serta di atas Brunei (ke-30), Thailand (ke-56), Indonesia (ke-59), Laos (ke-86), Filipina (ke-87) dan Vietnam (ke-104).
Bagaimanapun, statistik itu yang turut dikongsi warganet tertentu sebenarnya data pada 2019 lalu, manakala perangkaan terbaharu untuk tahun 2020 dan 2021 belum pun lagi diterbitkan.
Kedudukan tangga ke-21 yang diraih negara ini sebetulnya agak sederhana kerana kualiti jalan raya di Malaysia pernah mencapai situasi paling baik pada 2007 iaitu tempat ke-14.
Setahun sebelumnya, ketika indeks mula diterbitkan, Malaysia di posisi ke-15 dan selepas itu makin teruk dengan pernah mencecah kedudukan yang terendah iaitu ke-27 pada 2012 lalu.
Mutu jalan raya di negara ini kemudiannya beransur baik pada tahun-tahun yang berikutnya iaitu ke-23 (2013), ke-19 (2014), ke-15 (2015), ke-18 (2016), ke-23 (2017) dan ke-19 (2018).
Pentadbir The Global Economy dalam kenyataannya menjelaskan bahawa data tahunan diperoleh itu berdasarkan komponen kualiti jalan yang diterbitkan oleh Indeks Daya Saing Global.
Ia turut memetik sumber sahih daripada kajian eksekutif melibatkan sejumlah lebih 14,000 tokoh dari 144 negara yang menyertai Forum Ekonomi Dunia berpusat di Davos, Switzerland.
Justeru, maklumat dipaparkan dalam senarai indeks tersebut juga telah mengambil kira laporan mengenai lebih 64,000 jalan berlubang yang ditampal di seluruh Malaysia setiap tahun. – UTUSAN ONLINE
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yang buat artikel ni reporter ke orang kera jaan eh?
meh sini aku bawa kan naik kancil absorber lama, pusing seharian satu kl selangor.
gegar ke tak otak tu nanti?
JKR kau naik SUV check site memang la tak rasa! |
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Pengguna2 Hilux di Borneo muntah hijau. 
Musti deols tengok KL ja ni. |
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salah satu punca jalan jem pun kualiti jalan juga
kejap repair sana, kejap repair sini
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Lalu kat sungai merab kat area institusi latihan bank2...ya Allah jalan sebelum ni cantik now dah korek pastu tampal ya ampun.. |
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dia tgk jalan kt mana ni? jalan yg i hari2 cm hawau. Kena stay alert sb tau2 dlm tempoh semalaman, tiba2 ada lubang baru... |
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Edited by rashiman at 12-8-2022 09:04 AM
Wahh...kajian peringkat antarabangsa..The Global Ekonomy
mengatasi kualiti jalan negara2 maju..Terbaik Malaysia....teruskan untuk dapat tempat teratas yg terbaik lagi...
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ostrolia negara Pojaan pun jalan teruk.
ni berita sekem. |
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fake news kan? mengarut je jalan kat UK OZ lagi worst |
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woww 2018,2019 zaman ph Msia dapat ranking tinggi..
masuk zaman PN je terus ranking jatuh..
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Mentang2 nak PRU keluar lah cerita2 macam ni. What type of roads dia compare? Dia compare highways and expressways je kah, jalan biasa tak compare ke? |
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itu kena tanya reporter the global ekonomy...
dia compare highways diantara negara2 didunia atau jalan biasa.....
kalau dia compare highways diantara negara2 didunia.....kita diantara mempunyai highways yg terbaik
kalau dia compare jalan biasa diantara negara2 didunia....kita diantara mempunyai jalan biasa yg terbaik
takkan lah dia nak compare type jalan yg berbeza...
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rashiman replied at 12-8-2022 10:15 AM
itu kena tanya reporter the global ekonomy...
dia compare highways diantara negara2 didunia atau ...
Tak boleh tanya reporter the global economy sebab dia pun cilok dari survey orang lain.
https://www.theglobaleconomy.com/rankings/roads_quality/
Measure: points; Source: World Economic Forum
Definition: The Road quality indicator is one of the components of the Global Competitiveness Index published annually by the World Economic Forum (WEF). It represents an assessment of the quality of roads in a given country based on data from the WEF Executive Opinion Survey, a long-running and extensive survey tapping the opinions of over 14,000 business leaders in 144 countries. The road quality indicator score is based on only one question. The respondents are asked to rate the roads in their country of operation on a scale from 1 (underdeveloped) to 7 (extensive and efficient by international standards). The individual responses are aggregated to produce a country score.
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Dah tu plak yg WEF ni dia tanya satu je question very subjective:
In your country, how is the quality (extensiveness and condition) of road infrastructure [1 = extremely poor—among the worst in the world; 7 = extremly good—among the best in the world.
Kira macam agak agak la je macam tanya orang lalu lalang nasi lemak Malaysia ke Singapore sedap. Wahal org tu pun x pernah rasa nasi lemak kat singapore.
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beribu orang lalu-lalang yg ditanya, jawapan majority yg diambilkira..
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rashiman replied at 12-8-2022 08:37 PM
beribu orang lalu-lalang yg ditanya, jawapan majority yg diambilkira..
Then, the result is not conclusive sebab dlm majority tu ada yg tak pernah pun rasa nasi lemak singapore to compare. |
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Serius? Masa iols road trip kat perth dulu iols rasa syoknya jln raya kt sana xda rosak2 |
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Edited by rashiman at 12-8-2022 09:05 PM
Pothole plague: rain-damaged roads trigger thousands of calls for help
 By Catherine NaylorJuly 22, 2022 — 5.00am
Almost 10,000 drivers across NSW have found themselves stranded with a damaged wheel or tyre this month after widespread rain caused more than $1.5 billion worth of damage to roads. Canterbury Bankstown roads have triggered 468 calls to the NRMA for tyre or wheel damage — the most in Sydney during July. Central Coast roads were the worst performers in the state, triggering 589 calls for assistance. Central Coast Council said it had repaired 54,000 potholes on its roads since March. 
[size=0.9375]Potholes are causing significant damage to cars across the state.CREDIT  ETER RAE Potholes are a key cause of wheel and tyre damage. Between March and the end of June, Transport for NSW repaired 65,000 potholes on state-managed roads in regional NSW and 10,000 in Greater Sydney. That is on top of the potholes repaired by councils on their own road networks. Metropolitan Roads Minister Natalie Ward said each wet weather event was worsening the damage and making it harder for crews to get out and repair the roads. The number of potholes in regional NSW has increased by 74 per cent compared to last year, prompting renewed calls for the state government to ease the burden on local councils and take on a greater share of the road maintenance bill.
“You just have to drive along any street at the moment and there are potholes everywhere,” Local Government NSW president Darriea Turley said. “The extreme weather means roads and road maintenance has become the biggest single item in council budgets.”
The rain and flooding in February and March alone caused $1.3 billion of damage to local roads, according to Resilience NSW, and $250 million of damage to state-operated roads. The damage from the latest rain and flooding is still being assessed. “Councils all over the state will need additional support from government to ensure that roads are not just simply rebuilt, but are able to withstand future disasters,” Turley said.
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rashiman replied at 12-8-2022 09:03 PM
Pothole plague: rain-damaged roads trigger thousands of calls for help
By Catherine NaylorJuly ...
Your point is? Stay focus la kita cerita pasal the survey method. Participants pula WEF business leaders katanya. Rasa2 derang duduk area elite ke area m40 b40? |
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masalahnya KL pun sama hauk..
kajian dengan responden mana ntah ni..orang bunian?
kalau rakyat malaysia takda seorang pun yang aku kenal kata jalan malaysia berkualiti..
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Post time 12-8-2022 05:02 AM
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