Given its low population density, remote residential areas, and the government's emphasis on promoting Proton, the national car, it's no surprise that Kuala Lumpur is one of the most car-dependent cities in the world.
Bus transportation is mediocre.
And taxi drivers are notorious for haggling over fares. It is actually composed of two systems. The two intersect in the central financial district at Masjid Jamek. Though still a pretty rudimentary network, KL's LRT system connects key districts where banks, offices, hotels and shopping malls are concentrated. Northward from here, STAR has two stations near several office towers before PWTC, which takes its name from the Putra World Trade Centre where The Legend and Pan Pacific hotels are.