Green highway technology for Malaysia: A Literature Review

(Najwa, F. et el 2015)

MITRANS (Malaysia Institute of Transport), Mara University of Technology, Shah

Alam 40450, Malaysia
Summary of the article. This paper reviews on the
green highway technology definition and green Historical background of G.H. technology.
highway terminology to improve knowledge and The initial research and development on
awareness of green highway for highway green
construction projects. Moreover, this paper discussed highway technology was found at year 2002
briefly on the rating system for green in United
highway by highlighting various eight rating systems States of America [4], while in Malaysia,
for green highway. This study adopted the secondary National
data from previous
Green Technology Plan was launched on July
research and findings on green highway construction 24,
from all over the world. With regard to published
2009 as a main agenda to promote green
articles on green highways,
technology
the outcome of the paper will examine several major
initiatives in the country development.
issues in green highway which are the definition of
green highway, terminology
used for green highway aspects, green highway
initiatives and green highway rating systems from all
over the world.

Benefits and detrimental effects

of G.H technology in Malaysia
 Life Cycle Energy and
Emission Reduction
 Recycle, Reuse and
Renewable
 Conservation and
Ecosystem Management
 Overall Societal Benefits
 Watershed Driven Storm-
Water Management

Information.
Conclusion Reference of article.
Osman Abdi Kulane
current studies of green highway Fatin Najwa Mohd Nusa,Intan Assignment no.1
address various
topics to discuss. Bryce [20],
Rohani Endut,Roshana Takim. ECV5609
Malaysia Highway (2015). Green Highway for Lecturer: Ap. Dr. Fauzan Bin Mohd Jakarni.
Authority [2] and Talati et al. [4] Malaysia: A Literature Review. Topic: green highway technology article
classify green
highway in five broad topics which
Journal of Civil Engineering ( 2015)
are watershed and Architecture, 5.
driven storm water management;
life cycle energy and
emissions reduction; recycle, reuse Journal of Civil Engineering
and renewable; and Architecture 9 (2015) 64-
conservation and ecosystem
management and finally 71
overall societal benefits. doi: 10.17265/1934-
7359/2015.01.008
 
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