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“25% never used bus” “75% don’t usually used bus” So what % uses bus regularly? I.soba Public buses will not solve Male’ traffic congestion. In fact, more buses will make it worse. You know why? Male’ has a volume issue. Vehicle owners will not switch to buses. The people...

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Leena Manikvor 2 Monaten

@i_s0ba We need public buses. I think that survey is wrong. What do you know HK. You always talk about UK.

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Hassan Kuruseevor 2 Monaten

@i_s0ba Public buses are there. It’s been years. Why hasn’t traffic congestion improved?

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Leena Manikvor 2 Monaten

@i_s0ba Buses dont come on time. We wait and wait. If they come on time people will use more. Traffic congestion due to motorcycles. I pray public transportation will never STOP.

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Hassan Kuruseevor 2 Monaten

@i_s0ba We will have to remove all private vehicles from Male’ roads if we want buses to come on time and that’s never happening. Male’ streets are very narrow, and increasing the number of buses will make traffic even worse. Right now, the number of buses is about right.

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dd adamvor 2 Monaten

@i_s0ba We just need proper parking structure like in Japan or Singapore, then we can tackle the issue of having so many vehicles on the road.

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Aboriginal Abdul 😎vor 2 Monaten

@i_s0ba Don't talk about limiting vehicle import before building a single parking building.

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uǝǝllɐsnɹnvor 2 Monaten

@i_s0ba Never waited at a bus stop. How does it feel?

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hattuvor 2 Monaten

@i_s0ba Well we need a solutions before addressing the issues. a. New Rules and regulations should be implemented b. Parking violation should be 800% increased. 1. Improve bus services with new routes. 2. Increase 500% on annual fees for cycles and cars. 3. Limit taxes accordingly.

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Ismail Murushid 🇵🇸vor 2 Monaten

@i_s0ba

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Research on Rihaakuru Balivor 2 Monaten

@i_s0ba Finolhun ge hahlakee e=mc2 principle brain ah vazan kurevey varah aalaathun ah heyverikan libun Aalaathun neyvaa laan nature in borrow kuraa energy nature ah return kuran jehey kan. Boom ah araigen e return nukoh vahkan kureemaa Allaaho aalaathun rotting flash ah badhalu kuraane

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Saeeda Rashadvor 2 Monaten

@i_s0ba Being working in city council for the last 5 years with me I’m ashamed to hear from u something like this u don’t know the benefit people are getting using bus if not it’s very unlikely we will get a taxi on road introducing bus also couldn’t solve the problem so Pres use taxi

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FutureClimateRefugeevor 2 Monaten

@i_s0ba No additional investment needed. Just utilize the under utilised Malé Taxis as buses. Stop competing with private hire taxi drivers and utilize the vehicles as per the strengths of MTCC for public transport, rather than private hire.

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aisha aishavor 2 Monaten

@i_s0ba People get tired of waiting fir those stupid buses...so yes thats u 25 perct use bus .time wasted waiting

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waheedaMariamvor 2 Monaten

@i_s0ba Blocking the pavements for people who walk is a serious issue cars are parked on pavements and cones kept so people cannot enter pavements. Is this city for people who have vehicles if so be transparent about it.

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sada Easa Ibrahimvor 2 Monaten

@i_s0ba Rahrashuga thibi emmen genes male ahlaameema male thohjeheyne

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