Sarawak is embarking on an ambitious project to revolutionize its public transport system through the implementation of the Autonomous Rapid Transit (ART) initiative in Kuching and Samarahan. Addressing the severe traffic congestion issues during peak hours, the project promises to offer a reliable and efficient mass urban transportation system with dedicated lanes. Unlike the hydrogen-powered tram line in Foshan, China, which faced challenges due to low ridership and lack of connectivity, Sarawak's ART project incorporates 55 hydrogen-powered feeder buses to ensure seamless first- and last-mile connectivity within a 3km radius of each station. The project's use of green hydrogen as a sustainable energy source, leveraging Sarawak's abundant water resources, demonstrates a strategic commitment to reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainable development. With 38 ART vehicles set to be shipped from China in stages, the project is on track for completion by 2027, with the Blue and Red Lines expected to be fully operational by 2026. This initiative not only addresses the immediate transportation needs of the region but also aligns with Sarawak's vision for a sustainable and environmentally friendly urban future.