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The Kedah government intends to see a light rail transit (LRT) system link the major urban centres in the state for the people’s benefit, according to a Bernama report. “Public transport such as stage buses […]
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Johor gov’t committed to build Iskandar M’sia BRT line
It’s been a while since we heard updates pertaining to the Iskandar Malaysia BRT project, the last of which was in 2016 when the project was given the green light. Now, Bernama reports that the […]
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Penang Sentral – first phase operational by end-2018
The first phase of Penang’s integrated transportation hub, dubbed Penang Sentral, will be operational by December this year, The Sun reports. Penang chief minister Chow Kon Yeow said the opening of the new terminal at […]
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Gov’t reviewing price, running cost of ECRL: LGE
The Malaysian government’s review of the East Coast Rail Link (ECRL) is not limited to its construction cost, but also includes the viability of maintaining the rail network, said finance minister Lim Guan Eng in […]
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EPF, Grab sign MoU to promote i-Saraan to drivers
Ride-hailing service provider Grab has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Employees Provident Fund to encourage its drivers to participate in the fund’s voluntary retirement savings programme, Caruman Sukarela Insentif Persaraan (i-Saraan). According to […]
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Melaka to launch free bus service on August 20
The Melaka state government has announced that it will be launching its free bus service on August 20. According to Bernama, the service will ply the Melaka Sentral-Hospital, Melaka-Melaka International Trade Centre (MITC) and Melaka […]
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Johor MB wants JB-SG Rapid Transit System by 2019
Johor chief minister Datuk Osman Sapian has revealed that he wants the Johor Bahru-Singapore Rapid Transit System (RTS) to start as soon as possible to ease congestion on the Causeway. According to The Star, the […]
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No plans to re-tender LRT3 project: Finance Minister
The Malaysian government has no plans to source for new project delivery partners (PDPs) for the LRT3 light rail transit project, finance minister Lim Guan Eng said. “If we have to call for a tender […]
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Malaysia to meet Singapore to discuss HSR project in August – JV company for RTS Link yet to be formed
Singapore’s Ministry of Transport (MoT) is ready to commence discussions with Malaysia on the high-speed rail (HSR) to confirm the position of both parties in relation to the project. According to a report by Channel […]
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Monthly RM100 unlimited pass for public transport coming early 2019 – transport minister Anthony Loke
Come early 2019, commuters will be able to enjoy unlimited access to public transport for only RM100 a month. This is according to transport minister Anthony Loke, who was replying to a question from Rembau […]
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Grab Malaysia sees reduction in driver registrations after new rules announced by Ministry of Transport
Following the government’s decision to introduce a bevy of new rules to create a level playing field between the e-hailing and conventional taxi industries, Grab Malaysia has revealed a reduction in the number of new […]
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MRT Line 3 rail project postponed, not scrapped: Loke
The government says that the Klang Valley Mass Rapid Transit Line 3 (MRT3), which was initially announced as having been scrapped, has merely been postponed. This was revealed by transport minister Anthony Loke, who said […]
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No plans for motorcycle ride-sharing in Malaysia: Loke
The Malaysian government has no plans to legalise or introduce motorcycle ride-hailing services anytime soon, said transport minister Anthony Loke. This is to protect the safety of riders and passengers, in view of the high […]
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Seremban-Nilai-KL Sentral KTM Komuter Express Service starts July 25 – for weekday rush hours
Good news for residents of Nilai and Seremban commuting to KL for work daily. The Seremban-Nilai-KL Sentral Komuter Express Service by KTM is back and services will start this Wednesday, July 25. The service will […]
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RM110 billion for KL-Singapore HSR is an estimate, agreement allows for cancellation – Azmin Ali
According to economic affairs minister Datuk Seri Azmin Ali, the RM110 billion cost for the Kuala Lumpur-Singapore High Speed Rail (HSR) project was just an estimate, and the final figure could be lower. In a […]