Managing Transport Organization

Study Notes

MASA (Malaysia Shipowners' Association):
- Founded in 1974
- Represents the interests of Malaysian shipowners
- Participates in ASEAN Maritime Transport Working Group and international maritime organization
AMH (Association of Malaysia Hauliers):
- Established in 2002
- Represents haulier companies in Malaysia
- Engages in dialogues and forums with government and private sectors
FMFF (Federation of Malaysian Freight Forwarders):
- Founded in 1987
- Represents freight forwarders in Malaysia
- Actively participates in government forums and dialogues
- Advocates for the interests of the logistics industry
PMLOA (Pan Malaysian Lorry Owners Association):
- Supports lorry operators in Malaysia
- Represents around 2,000 companies and 80,000 truck drivers
- Advocates for the interests of lorry operators

IATA (International Air Transport Association):
- Represents 300 airlines worldwide
- Envisions a collaborative effort to foster growth in air transport
- Focuses on creating an aviation sector that enhances global connectivity
EEBA (Express and Excursion Bus Association):
- Represents express and excursion bus operators
- Acts as a collective voice for operators
- Focuses on ensuring high-quality bus services and safety for passengers
UITP (Union Internationale des Transports Publics):
- Advocates for sustainable urban mobility
- Operates based on defined values
- Fosters innovative mobility and public transport use

RAC (Railway Assets Corporation):
- Responsible for the ownership and management of railway assets
- Ensures the safety and efficiency of the railway network
TfL (Transport for London):
- Oversees and regulates the transportation system in London
- Covers a wide range of services including buses, trains, trams, and the London Underground
- Manages traffic flow and implements congestion charges

MICCI (Malaysian International Chamber of Commerce and Industry):
- Supports member businesses
- Advocates for a strong regulatory framework
- Focuses on infrastructure development
ACCI (ASEAN Chamber of Commerce and Industry):
- Represents businesses in ASEAN
- Supports small business owners
- Promotes sustainable growth and global collaboration for trade

Trade associations:
- Function as collaborative platforms to protect and advance common interests
- Roles include advertising, education, financial support, lobbying, and publishing
Voluntary organizations:
- Focus on specific causes or needs
- Rely on volunteers for their operations
- Examples include voluntary transport services for people who can't use regular public transport### Voluntary Transport Services
These services provide door-to-door transportation for individuals who cannot travel alone due to physical or financial reasons.
Charities and non-profits offer these services, which are funded by government grants and donations or sponsorship deals.

4PAM is a non-profit organization that advocates for the rights of public transport users and promotes sustainable transportation practices in Malaysia.
The organization proposed the creation of a Public Transport Review Committee to the Malaysian government to ensure fair and accessible transportation services.
4PAM's objectives include promoting the use of public transport, providing feedback on legislations, and collaborating with the Malaysian government and other institutions to develop a comprehensive public transportation system.

Assist, support, and organize economic, social, and welfare initiatives that promote the use of public transport.
Provide feedback and recommendations on legislations, guidelines, or statistics that may impact public transportation users in Malaysia.
Collate, update, and provide feedback on statistics and other relevant information on public transportation in Malaysia.
Collaborate with the Malaysian government, state government, government agencies, statutory bodies, and organizations to promote the use of public transport.

MASA represents shipowners nationally and plays a pivotal role in developing Malaysia's shipping industry and advocating for improvements.
The organization's main goal is to safeguard and promote Malaysian shipowners' interests, ensuring their success and security in the maritime sector.
MASA maintains strong ties with key government agencies, including the Marine Department and Maritime Division, to influence policies at the national level.