BRIDGING URBAN MOBILITY: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS IN SOUTH KOREA AND MALAYSIA

Abstract

Urban planning and development in many countries now place a strong emphasis on urban mobility. This comparative study aims to analyse the approaches to urban mobility in cities in Malaysia and South Korea, focusing on key strategies, challenges, and outcomes of selected projects. The study involved a comprehensive review of the literature and a qualitative analysis of case studies from both locations. By comparing the experiences of Malaysia and South Korea, the study seeks to identify similarities and differences in urban transportation methods. The findings of this paper are beneficial for policymakers, urban planners, and other stakeholders involved in urban development initiatives, aiming to create more sustainable, inclusive, and livable cities in South Korea, Malaysia, and similar contexts worldwide.