Cambodia Strives for Sustainable Transport System Balancing Environment and Citizen Life
Cambodia faces the challenge of building a sustainable transportation system that reduces environmental impact while ensuring citizen health and safety. Discussions focus on ensuring safety for walking and cycling, improving public transport convenience, and transitioning to electric vehicles.
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