Problems

Most staff and students drive to the university, as fuel is cheap in Brunei and driving is much more convenient than using public transport. This results in traffic congestion in the university car parks and roads. The lack of parking spaces in the university results in students parking on the sides of roads which further slows the flow of traffic and increases congestion on the roads. The university authorities had to resort to clearing more land for car parking space by chopping down trees in the campus, which resulted in an increase in noise and air pollution and also contributed to the greenhouse effect as it allowed staff and students to continue to drive to the university.

Congestion at car parks and roadsides.