Malaysia to Integrate AI in Traffic Management to Improve Road Safety

Malaysia Seeks AI Solutions for Improved Traffic Management Kuala Lumpur, June 6, 2025 – Concerns over Malaysia's current traffic management system have prompted calls for the adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology. Professor Madya Dr Law Teik Hua, Director of the Road Safety Research Center at Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM), voiced his concerns about the system's limitations in real-time accident detection and monitoring. "Despite advancements in the number of cameras and investment in control centers, the current system hasn't reached optimal effectiveness in providing information to road users," explained Dr. Hua. He stressed the urgent need for AI-driven solutions to address these issues. The video highlights the need for a more efficient and responsive system, particularly in accident response. Dr. Hua's comments underscore the potential of AI to improve road safety and reduce congestion. The adoption of AI could lead to a significant improvement in traffic management, potentially saving lives and improving the flow of traffic across Malaysia. The government is currently exploring various options to improve traffic management. The integration of AI technology is seen as a key step in modernizing the system and ensuring safer roads for all Malaysians.