Rapid KL has released a revised schedule for its trains and buses in accordance to the tightened version of the movement control order (MCO 3.0) that we’re now in.
In line with the directive for more employees to work from home (including 80% of the public sector), the government has called for a 50% reduction in public transport passenger capacity. All rail services (LRT, MRT and Monorail) will be operating from 6am to 11pm daily, when the stations will be closed.
For Mondays to Fridays, all trains will have a 10 minute interval during peak hours, which is 7am-9am in the morning and 5pm-7pm in the evening. Outside of these hours, there will be a train every 30 minutes, except for the 10am to 5pm period, where the interval is 60 minutes.
For weekends and public holidays, it’s also 60 minutes from 10am to 5pm, and 30 minutes outside of that window, with no peak hour schedule. This schedule is applicable till June 7.
As for Rapid KL buses, capacity will be halved but frequency will be unchanged for peak hours. Outside of peak hours, frequency will be halved as well. Peak hours for buses are 6am-10am and 4pm-8pm daily. Commuters are encouraged to download and use the Pulse app for real-time location of buses. Rapid KL says that frequency can be increased if there’s demand.
By the way, the two LRT Kelana Jaya Line trains that were involved in a crash on Monday have been successfully removed from the underground section near KLCC where the accident happened, three days earlier than scheduled. Prasarana will now focus on track repair work. Trains from Gombak will temporarily run on a single track from Damai to to Pasar Seni, supported by feeder buses.
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Syabas Prasarana… inb4 They kissed each other, No wonderlah *tergelakk hahahah
Ini semua salah UMNO-PH mentri joker CEO
hidup UMNO sapot demi ummah
That Prasarana chairman was utterly a disgrace & shame to our nation. Just proved how bad is the quality of our leader, but i still support them.
Since you still support bad quality leaders, you’re indeed strange.
Should not take such comic characters seriously
Cant question those jokers in the driving seat now , Sigh
Better just buy a used myvi or axia to go to work if one can afford.
With reduced capacity,dont u think commuters who still need public transport will face a sardine packed compression situation?
Not everyone can work from home.Those in retail shopping centres,minimarts,supermarkets,car workshops,spare parts suppliers etc…how to work from home?
Limiting restaurant hours from 8am till 8pm is minor surgery.A total lockdown with only essential services is “major surgery”.Can our distinguished Doctor decide which is good for Malaysia?
By MCO 4.0 some people may not have food on the table anymore.
Kerajaan penyayang, rezeki melimpah rakyat makan kenyang. Syukur Malaysia masih aman,
X pa.. ekonomi lebih penting dari nyawa.. duit boleh bawa mati.. cuba lockdown.. lepaih tu gaji menteri yg x buat apa ada lebih 70org dan yang pegang glc2 tu cuba donate kat rakyat. Ada juga faedah.. baru org panggil kerajaan perihatin… Ni x .. yg dok buat kerja front liner saja menteri semua dok goyang kaki.. hampeh
betul YB, people will use whatever is convenience for them. Lets say many people are WFH, ramai yang sebelum ni drive will chose public transport instead.Buang masa sangkut dekat roadblock/SJR.baik naik train. less people on the road kan? they really need to study/survey at least for a week before implementing this. or else we can only see the real situation in socmed.
Woohoo! Managed to clear it 3 days earlier than planned! This is real gomen efficiency!
#KjaanBerjaya
Syabas gomen terulung!! #kitaPastimenang