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1. Patterns of Movements and Use
2. Human Behaviour
3. Street culture
4. Building Types

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Klang is so safe!!!!
not

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The macro site is a 'transitional area'. It is merely looked at as a street that has readied services for nearby residents to complete their errands.

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The character of most shop owners are more individualistic and keeps to their own business, focusing on running their shop and carrying out their services.

As for visitors, they normally intend to visit Klang for specific reasons and businesses and not for entertainment

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The lifestyle of people in Klang stay still in time as they are comfortable with their current condition.

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The site is more function (eg, bank, repair services) driven rather than aesthetics (eg, hygiene).

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Businesses are brought out from the shop into the 5 foot walkway,

People tend to walk in groups along the 5 foot walkways.

People walk on the road: jaywalking

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Human movement in Klang is constantly hindered by congesting traffic, creating unwanted pauses in human traffic next to vehicular road; wherever five foot ways' constant heights and levels change create unpleasant walking experience to pedestrian, resulting in beeline footsteps to destination with purpose only.

Overall unpleasant surrounding results in reduction of human interaction.

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Ground floor mainly used for  running businesses(Public Use) whereas the first floor mostly private space.
Typology of shophouses causing social interactions are only  happen at ground level, while there is no connectivity(visual) with the level above.

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back lanes are used as alternative route to avoid heavy traffic on the main road

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The types of buildings are more inclined towards utility and services.

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multicultural shops can be found on this site. however, these differences in culture are obviously segregated by the arrangement of the shops. As example, Indian shops could be seen in opposite street of Chinese shops.
another segregation of culture could be seen in Chong Kok Kopitiam although people claim that unity of multiculture is seen in this shop as there're Chinese, Indian and Malays sitting together in one shop. if we observe closely,

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I disgree to debate