A large-scale adoption of electric buses (EBs) is a promising solution to mitigate greenhouse
gas emissions from the transportation sector. In the upcoming decades, the development of …

The rapid global economic development over the past two decades has been accompanied
by rising energy demand and CO 2 emission rates. Understanding the driving forces of CO 2 …

The continued increase in urbanization and vehicle ownership poses an increasing
challenge in curbing the rising energy consumption and CO 2 emissions in Malaysia. For …

Vehicle defect is one of the contributing factors of road mishaps, although the magnitude of
the problem is less prominent compared to human behaviour or road environment factors …

This paper aims to review relevant legal framework, statistics, news reports and findings
from the'automotive ecosystem'study by MIROS relating to car maintenance issues in …

It is envisaged that by the end of 2020, the number of passenger cars ever registered will
reach 9.97 million with further projection to 12.64 million by 2040. While most new cars sold …

Serious discussion on End of Life Vehicles (ELVs) in Malaysia began in 2006 when
research on the development of the automotive industry was undertaken. The interest …

This study's concept and motivation draw heavily from a previous research under the theme
that was coined as the “automotive ecosystem in Malaysia”. The term “automotive …

Safety 2011-2020. The newly established New Car Assessment Program for Southeast
Asian Countries (ASEAN NCAP) is expected to contribute in lowering the accident risk and …

Transportation sector is the second largest producer of greenhouse gas in Malaysia next to
energy sector. It contributes to nearly 28% of annual national carbon emissions due to its …