My office is on lv 15 of a building that is attached to my residence building at lv 2

Less than 5 minutes to get from my home to my office

For the time being you can still sit if you board MRT from some ulu like eco majestic, but LRT unlikely to be able to sit because there are more people

You could, this is what LRT users for Kelana Jaya line used to do; the ones that are 2 or 3 stations from the end line would board the train going the opposite direction to where they were going, riders from KJ station would end up without any seats.

Now the line has extended, staying close to the end line is not worth it anymore. Even as a man, I hate going onto LRT, I wouldn't like my wife to use it too, so no to working in KL for here - that is fine, KL office is overrated, I am based only in the lame-duck Cyberjaya

Two words: PILOT ASSIST

or whatever those things are called by different manufacurers now

I understand where you are coming from though, and I doubt at your age you will let AI take control of your life hehehe

The touch-steering every few minutes is due to local regulations, not the lack of capability of the AI. In China there isn't such a rule/law so the Pilot Assists can be left to run until it reaches a point where it needs some of the drivers' input. So far things are improving and this will help a lot in cutting down stress from traffic jam

I am sure things will improve going forward and I can't wait. I drive quite a bit for work (sales) and although I try to avoid going through traffic by being scheduling my appointments right, but sometimes I get it wrong too

kajang not for people live one. I hate everytime I have a salescall to Kajang. but I would still go, but curse the MPK or the JPJ Kajang a bit la.

I don't live where I work. I may live near to where I work, but not at the exact place.

But to answer a more serious inquiry, I rented a house close to where I rented my office.

This post has been edited by wild_card_my: Jan 15 2020, 08:01 PM

Jam I wouldn't forgie due to the high number of cars i the country and on the road during peak hours, but the city is an old city, the roads were not well-planned. traffic lights in the middle of a busy road, with "force" turn junctions to the right and to the left, making someone not familiar with the city having to cut queue due to taking the wrong lane

The city center is a horrible place to drive, especially at night for someone not familiar