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Rabu, 10 Disember 2008

RapidKL Bus Routes & Fare Table

12/10/2008 12:11:00 PTG 0
All RapidKL bus tickets are ALL-DAY tickets. This simply means that you can enjoy unlimited rides on the same service (Local, Trunk, City or Express) and even in different areas for the whole day! This is valid if you are in Klang or even in Ampang, as long as you are on RapidKL network, keep using your ALL-DAY tickets!


An Explanation of the RapidKL Integrated Network of Klang Valley


Rapidkl bus route list & fare table

Termination of SEMUA and SEPADU TouchNGo daily pass

12/10/2008 12:06:00 PTG 0
Petaling Jaya, 05 November 2008: Rangkaian Pengangkutan Integrasi Deras Sdn Bhd (RapidKL) will discontinue the issuance of SEMUA and SEPADU daily pass effective 1st December 2008.

RapidKL General Manager for Communications Division, Ebi Azly Abdullah said the demand for SEMUA and SEPADU daily pass, which is currently available via TouchNGo, is very low.

“Our statistics show that SEPADU is used by only 0.002 percent of RapidKL commuters while SEMUA is utilised by 0.005 percent of our total ridership,” he said in a statement issued here today.

Ebi said, commuters can still continue to enjoy discounted fares on RapidKL bus and LRT services by purchasing the Monthly Travel Cards (MTC), which will give them discounted fare for unlimited travel for one month.

The cost of the Monthly Travel Cards is as follows:
Integrated Monthly Travel Card For Bus and LRT RM135
Bus Monthly Travel Card For Bus only RM80
LRT Monthly Travel Card For LRT only RM100



Cost Comparison

By purchasing a MTC, commuters can save between RM40 to RM75 a month depending on their travel pattern. This is illustrated in the chart below:

Integrated Monthly Travel Card @ RM135
RM135 divided by 30 days = RM4.50 a day


SEPADU @ RM7
RM7 x 30 days = RM 210 a month


SAVINGS
RM75

Bus Monthly Travel Card @ RM80
RM80 divided by 30 days = RM2.67 a day


SEMUA @ RM4
RM4 x 30 days = RM120 a month


SAVINGS
RM40


For further information and clarification, commuters can visit the website, www.rapidkl.com.my or contact the Helpline at 03 – 7625 6999 (Monday – Friday 8.30am to 5.30pm). Commuters can also send us their feedback through email at suggest@rapidkl.com.my .

Kuala Lumpur Sentral Station, or KL Sentral Station

12/10/2008 11:38:00 PG 1
KL Sentral Station was designed as a transportation hub.

It is setup to be a station which provides transfers between buses and trains. It is marked as the central point for most of Kuala Lumpur's rail-based public transportation, and it is also an important transitional point for inter-city trains serving Peninsular Malaysia and Singapore.

It has retail and food outlets as well as a food court, it was designed to accommodate 50 million passengers a year and up to 100 million by 2020.

KL Sentral Station also serves SkyBus coach service that connects passengers from Kuala Lumpur to the Low Cost Carrier Terminal (LCCT).

Interested to see what's available in KL Sentral Station? Go to gallery of KL Sentral Station for a photo trip.


KL Sentral Station is divided into separate sections for different types of rail services:

Transit Concourse, Level 1: Urban public transit services such as the KTM Komuter, KLIA Transit and the Kelana Jaya Line light rail transit.

Transit Concourse, Level 2: KTM inter-city trains.

KL City Air Terminal (KL CAT): KLIA Ekspres, and the high-speed rail service to Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA).

SkyBus provides a point-to-point shuttle service from KL Sentral to the new Low Cost Carrier Terminal (LCC-T) and vice versa. SkyBus boasts a fleet of 40-seater air-conditioned coaches with adequate luggage space. The journey between KL Sentral and LCC-T is estimated at 1 hour 15 minutes.

Isnin, 29 September 2008

Suruhanjaya pengangkutan

9/29/2008 01:21:00 PTG 0
Suruhanjaya Pengangkutan Awam Darat yang bakal beroperasi pada pertengahan tahun depan merupakan bukti komitmen kerajaan untuk memastikan sistem dan infrastruktur pengangkutan awam negara menyamai tahap antarabangsa.

Timbalan Menteri Pengangkutan, Datuk Seri Lajim Ukin tidak menafikan sistem pengangkutan awam di negara ini masih banyak kelemahan dan perlu diperbaiki segera dalam usaha meningkatkan penggunaan pengangkutan awam di kalangan rakyat Malaysia.

''Sistem pengangkutan negara ini bukan sahaja tidak cekap tetapi mempunyai banyak masalah disebabkan terdapat pertindihan tugas dan tanggungjawab kerana ia membabitkan sekurang-kurangnya lima kementerian dan tujuh agensi serta jabatan.

''Jadi dengan penubuhan suruhanjaya ini, kerajaan akan memastikan sektor pengangkutan mempunyai garis panduan dasar yang jelas dan fokus dalam memperbaiki sistem pengangkutan di Malaysia,'' katanya kepada Utusan Malaysia ketika ditemui di pejabatnya di sini, baru-baru ini.


Beliau berkata, Suruhanjaya Pengangkutan Awam Darat yang bakal dipengerusikan oleh Timbalan Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak itu akan menentukan fungsi suruhanjaya berkenaan sama ada ia bebas atau diletakkan di bawah Jabatan Perdana Menteri atau kementerian terpilih.

Tambah beliau, matlamat kerajaan menubuhkan Suruhanjaya itu juga bertujuan memastikan Malaysia memiliki satu sistem pengangkutan awam yang efisien, sekali gus menggalakkan rakyat menjadikan ia sebagai pengangkutan pilihan seperti di negara-negara maju.

Inisiatif itu adalah konsisten dengan matlamat jangka panjang untuk meningkatkan penggunaan pengangkutan awam daripada tahap sedia ada iaitu 20 peratus kepada 30 peratus seperti yang disasarkan dalam Rancangan Malaysia Kesembilan (RMK-9), ujarnya.

Jelasnya, atas alasan itu maka kerajaan begitu prihatin memperuntukkan satu jumlah yang besar iaitu RM35 bilion untuk melaksana dan mempertingkatkan infrastruktur pengangkutan awam pada Bajet 2009 lalu.

''Kerajaan amat serius dalam isu pengangkutan awam dan sebab itu juga kerajaan menubuhkan Suruhanjaya ini agar dapat memastikan Malaysia memiliki sistem pengangkutan awam terbaik untuk dimanfaat oleh rakyat,'' tambahnya.

Beliau menambah, Jawatankuasa yang terlibat dalam Pelan Induk Pengangkutan Awam telah menjalankan kajian di beberapa negara, antaranya India, Jepun dan Singapura mencari model terbaik untuk dijadikan contoh dalam sistem pengangkutan di Malaysia.

Sumber dari Utusan Malaysia
Berita penuh sila lawat Utusan Malaysia

Sistem Pengangkutan Awam Negara - Apa dah Jadi

9/29/2008 01:17:00 PTG 1
Pengumuman terbaharu kerajaan untuk memperbaiki pengangkutan awam di Lembah Klang disambut gembira dan penuh harapan oleh mereka kerana semakin ramai pengguna bergantung kepadanya sejak akhir-akhir ini.

"Semakin banyak orang akan menggunakan kenderaan awam kerana kos perjalanan meningkat. Pembangunan sistem pengangkutan awam tidak dapat ditangguhkan lagi, jika tidak keyakinan masyarakat terhadapnya akan terjejas " kata pakar ekonomi Prof Dr Mansor Jusoh kepada Bernama di sini.

Usaha memperbaiki pengangkutan awam di Lembah Klang secara lebih konkrit mula terlihat pada 2004, apabila RapidKL, operator yang mengintergrasikan perkhidmatan bas dan tren yang dimiliki kerajaan, memulakan operasinya di ibukota ini.


RapidKL kini mencatat empat juta penumpang setiap minggu, menggunakan perkhidmatan 908 bas syarikat itu yang beroperasi di 161 laluan dan dua perkhidmatan LRT (Kelana Jaya Rail Line dan Ampang Rail Line) di 48 stesen LRT.

Selain RapidKL, sebahagian besar warga kota terutama yang menetap atau bekerja di sekitar Lembah Klang seperti di Seremban dan Rawang bergantung kepada perkhidmatan komuter.

Statistik KTM Komuter menunjukkan seramai 38.75 juta penumpang menggunakan komuter pada tahun lepas iaitu 10.8 peratus peningkatan penumpang berbanding 34.97 juta penumpang pada 2006.

Bagi Penasihat FOMCA, Datuk Hamdan Adnan perkhidmatan Komuter perlu satu langkah drastik untuk diperbaiki kerana bilangan koc dan kekerapan tren tidak dapat menampung peningkatan mendadak penumpang.

"Mungkin kerajaan perlu memberi pinjaman khas untuk KTM membeli tren dan koc baru. Ia kini sudah terlalu sesak dengan penumpang," katanya.

Pengarah Institut Pengangkutan Malaysia (MITRANS) Prof Madya Sabariah Mohamad berkata kerajaan perlu melihat isu pengangkutan awam secara menyeluruh kerana ia bukan isu tunggal.

Mengakui bahawa usaha menggalakkan rakyat menggunakan pengangkutan awam sebagai langkah positif, beliau berkata kerajaan perlu menggubal dasar pengangkutan awam yang jelas sebelum ia diterjemahkan kepada plan induk pengangkutan awam negara.

"Kerajaan perlu jelas mengenai objektif utama pengangkutan awam itu. Adakah ia mesra alam atau bagaimana," katanya kepada Bernama di Shah Alam, baru-baru ini.

Daripada dasar yang jelas, katanya, pihak terbabit seperti Pihak Berkuasa Tempatan (PBT), pemaju perumahan, operator pengangkutan awam dan agensi terbabit akan dapat merancang sistem pengangkutan awam yang lebih cekap.

"Di Britain, sejak tahun 1970-an, pemaju perlu memastikan kawasan perumahan yang akan dimajukan mempunyai akses kepada pengangkutan awam," katanya memberi sambil contoh bagaimana pra-syarat pondok bas mesti dibina 300 meter dari sesuatu kawasan perumahan.

Sabariah berkata kebanyakan pendekatan sedia ada di negara ini lebih bersifat jangka pendek dan tidak menyeluruh, sekaligus tidak akan menyelesaikan masalah selagi dasar pengangkutan awam negara tidak diwujudkan.

Malaysia’s first community airline

9/29/2008 12:59:00 PTG 0

Firefly, Malaysia’s first community airline, is operated under FlyFirefly Sdn Bhd, and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Malaysian Airline System Berhad. Operating out of its hub in Penang, Firefly provides new and exclusive routes to Kuantan, Kuala Terengganu, Kota Bharu and Langkawi in Malaysia, and to Phuket and Koh Samui in Thailand. Penang, being the second biggest hub in Malaysia after Kuala Lumpur, is a congregation point of many customer airlines and therefore the perfect touch point for new and seasoned travelers alike. From our hub, Firefly offers the quickest routes in the air within Peninsula Malaysia, as well as to some very famous tourist destinations in Thailand, aligning itself with the Indonesia-Malaysia-Thailand Growth Triangle (IMTGT) agenda.


Our Affordable Fares


Destination Price

Penang (PEN) ↔ Subang (SZB) From RM 39.95
Penang (PEN) ↔ Langkawi (LGK) From RM 39.95
Penang (PEN) ↔ Kota Bahru (KBR) From RM 49.95
Penang (PEN) ↔ Kuala Terengganu (TGG) From RM 69.95
Penang (PEN) ↔ Kuantan (KUA) From RM 79.95
Penang (PEN) ↔ Phuket (HKT) From RM 69.95
Penang (PEN) ↔ Koh Samui (USM) From RM 109.95
Penang (PEN) ↔ Medan ( MES) From RM 49.95
Penang (PEN) ↔ Banda Aceh (BTJ) From RM 59.95
Subang (SZB) ↔ Penang (PEN) From RM 39.95
Subang (SZB) ↔ Kuala Terengganu (TGG) From RM 49.95
Subang (SZB) ↔ Kota Bahru (KBR) From RM 49.95
Subang (SZB) ↔ Langkawi (LGK) From RM 69.95
Subang (SZB) ↔ Johor Bahru (JHB) From RM 49.95
Subang (SZB) ↔ Koh Samui (USM) From RM 89.95
Subang (SZB) ↔ Pekanbaru (PKU) From RM 49.95

Where to, for tickets?
Easy Firefly ways to book your tickets:

Via its website www.fireflyz.com.my
Via its call center at +603 7845 4543 (opens daily 8 am - 9 pm)
Via our Penang Sales Office and Penang Sales Counter at Penang International
Airport
Via our Subang Sales Counter at Terminal 3, Subang
Via appointed Malaysia Airlines Ticketing Offices in KLIA and KL Sentral in Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Langkawi, Kota Bharu, Kuala Terengganu and Kuantan
Via appointed Airline Marketing Representatives in Phuket and Koh Samui
Via any travel agents registered with Firefly

Maklumat traffic lebuhraya dan bandar

9/29/2008 11:27:00 PG 0
Anda boleh semak maklumat trafik di seluruh lebuhraya di lembah klang dengan adanya kemudahan yang disediakan oleh pihak Lembaga Lebuh Raya yang kini beroperasi secara online dan selama 24jam.

Keseluruhan maklumat trafik di lembah klang dan lebuhraya utara selatan boleh didapati disini. Sila lawat http://llmtrafik.gov.my/

Ops Sikap ke-17 bermula di seluruh negara

9/29/2008 11:14:00 PG 0
SHAH ALAM 23 Sept. - Polis Diraja Malaysia (PDRM) hari ini melancarkan Ops Sikap ke-17 secara serentak di seluruh negara dalam usaha mengurangkan kadar kemalangan dan membendung kemalangan maut ketika sambutan perayaan Aidilfitri.

Operasi selama dua minggu yang bertemakan Pandu Berhemat, Semua Selamat akan bermula esok sehingga 8 Oktober ini.

Timbalan Ketua Polis Negara, Tan Sri Ismail Omar berkata, Ops Sikap kali ini akan memberi penekanan secara 'penguatkuasaan kreatif' dengan menggunakan lima pendekatan yang dikenal pasti dapat membantu mengurangkan kadar kemalangan.

Beliau berkata, tiga daripada pendekatan yang dimaksudkan ialah mengambil tindakan saman dan nasihat, memberi maklumat mengenai waktu puncak serta waktu selesa untuk pemanduan kepada orang ramai dan mempertingkatkan penguatkuasaan di sektor Ops Sikap yang ditetapkan.

Menurut beliau, dua lagi pendekatan ialah memfokuskan kawasan serta mengambil tindakan sewajarnya untuk mengurangkan kemalangan dan memaparkan papan tanda yang jelas.

"Strategi dan penguatkuasaan sepanjang Ops Sikap ini adalah berterusan dan dilakukan secara 'terang-terangan dan berselindung'.

"Bagaimanapun PDRM masih mengekalkan strategi yang diguna pakai sebelum ini iaitu melalui pemantauan bas secara penyamaran, membuat rondaan menyeluruh di kawasan paling kerap berlaku kemalangan dan pemantauan melalui 19 menara pemerhati polis serta di jalan-jalan Persekutuan dan juga lebuh raya," kata beliau.

Beliau berkata demikian dalam teks ucapan yang dibacakan Timbalan Pengarah Keselamatan Dalam Negeri dan Ketenteraman Awam (KDNKA) PDRM, Datuk Abdul Rahman Hussin.

Hadir sama Ketua Polis Selangor, Datuk Khalid Abu Bakar; Ketua Trafik Pasukan Bukit Aman, Senior Asisten Komisioner II Abdul Aziz Yusof; bekas Ketua Trafik Pasukan, Datuk Hamza Taib; Datuk Bandar Shah Alam, Mazalan Md. Noor dan Ketua Pegawai Operasi Kumpulan Telekom Malaysia (TM), Datuk Adnan Rofiee.

Tambah Ismail, berdasarkan kajian terhadap pelaksanaan Ops Sikap sebelum ini, terdapat perkembangan yang positif apabila statistik kemalangan maut pada 2007 yang mencatatkan 203 kes menunjukkan penurunan sebanyak 10 kes berbanding tahun 2006 dengan 213 kes.

Berita penuh sila lawat http://www.panducermat.org.my

Khamis, 25 September 2008

Selamat Hari Raya 2008

9/25/2008 01:35:00 PG 0
More AIDILFITRI graphics

Utk semu rakan2 blogger dan sekelian pembaca....moga 2008 ini lebih ceria

Jumaat, 12 September 2008

More bus licences for Raya rush home

9/12/2008 12:02:00 PTG 0

The Star Friday September 5, 2008

KUALA LUMPUR: Temporary express bus permits or temporary variation licences (LPS) will be issued on the spot to put an additional 2,000 buses on the road for the balik kampung rush this Hari Raya.

The Government will also allow operators who are providing extra buses to choose routes according to demand.

This is in addition to the 9,000 litres of subsidised diesel to be given to each bus from Sept 15, which was announced on Wednesday by Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Minister Datuk Shahrir Samad.

Entrepreneur and Cooperative Development Minister Datuk Noh Omar said that prior to the announcements, only about 100 LPS were taken up although the ministry had allocated 2,000 permits for this festive period.

Noh said they have agreed to open routing for the additional buses, which meant that LPS holders could pick their routes according to demand.

Personal attention: Noh Omar checking bus ticket sales for the coming Hari Raya festive period at the Puduraya bus terminal during a working visit to the terminal in Kuala Lumpur Thursday.

Previously, additional buses were only allowed to operate routes designated under the LPS.

On school, factory and charter bus operators being reluctant to lease out their vehicles as additional buses, Noh said he had spoken to the school bus operators, and they had agreed to lease them out at a reasonable rate.

Noh was speaking to reporters after visiting ticket counters at the Puduraya bus terminal. Earlier, he had a closed-door meeting with bus operators.

Most tickets for travel between Sept 25 and 27 have been snapped up.

Noh said the Government understood the problems faced by bus operators, which was why they agreed to reduce their road tax and toll charges.

“We allowed them to impose a 30% fare surcharge for this festive month, and increased their subsidised diesel quota. The diesel subsidy will cost the Government more than RM100mil for a month,” he said.

He said the authorities would come down hard on ticket touts, and threatened to revoke the permits of bus companies who are in cahoots with them.

Bus operators had also agreed to ban their counter staff from using walkie-talkies, as they were used to communicate with touts, he said.

In an immediate response, Pan Malaysian Bus Operators Association president Datuk Ashfar Ali said that with such measures he was confident that there would be enough buses to meet the Hari Raya demand.

“Give us a few days to sort things out. Hopefully by Monday, additional tickets will be made available,” he said.



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Bus fares to increase before Hari Raya - Noh Omar

9/12/2008 11:51:00 PG 1
The Government has agreed to increase stage and express bus fares but has not decided on the quantum.

Entrepreneur and Cooperative Development Minister Datuk Noh Omar said the new fares would be announced before Hari Raya in October.

Noh, however, shot down the Pan Malaysian Bus Operators Association’s appeal for a 100% fare increase, saying it would be a great burden on the public.

“Their appeal for an increase cannot be refused but a 100% increase means a RM30 fare would be RM60. This is too high,” he said, adding that the memorandum from the association was accepted during the National Inflation Council meeting chaired by the Prime Minister on Monday.

Noh said the ministry has drawn up a formula on the fare increase, which it now has to discuss with the association.

“We understand their financial problem because prices of diesel, tyre and engine oil have gone up a few times since 2005, while fares have not increased,” he told reporters after presenting excellence award to 68 ministry staff here yesterday.


Noh also said that the Government was looking into the operators’ other problems, including complaints that they could not sell tickets yet for the Hari Raya season for fear there would not be enough buses.

“They said some buses do not want to operate during the festive season because it is only full for a one-way journey such as Kuala Lumpur to Johor and returns with fewer passengers,” he said.

Among ideas the Government was studying to help prevent bus companies from incurring losses, particularly when running services to rural areas, was to issue permits for them to transport school children and factory workers.

He said Mara was incurring losses of about RM3mil per year providing subsidised transport at Felda schemes.

The ministry was also studying the possibility of allowing the 20,000 school bus operators to ferry members of the public after they had sent students to school, to enable them to increase their income, he added.

Association president Datuk Ashfar Ali, however, insisted that the Government meets its three requests: an increase in diesel quota for both stage and express buses, a 100% fare increase and goodies for the industry in the coming Budget.

News refer to http://globalbreakingnews.blogspot.com/

Jumaat, 29 Ogos 2008

Puduraya Bus Station, Kuala Lumpur

8/29/2008 01:51:00 PTG 0

Buses leave from numbered platforms in the basement, and note that you will have to look for the name of the bus company rather than your destination.

Daily several buses from different companies will depart to your destination, however tickets should preferably be booked at least the day before, and a few days before peak holiday periods, especially to the Cameron Highlands and east-coast destinations.

Bus Company Counter Platform Destination
UTAMA EKSPRES SDN. BHD. 31 1 EAST COAST
KUALA YAKIN SDN. BHD 44 1 SOUTH
TOUR WORLD SDN. BHD. 55 1 SOUTH
CEPAT EKSPRES SDN. BHD. 6 2 NORTH
PERMATA KIARA SDN. BHD. 60 2 NORTH
SYKT. KEND. SATRIA EKS. S/B 27 2 SOUTH
SETIA EKSPRES SDN. BHD. 4 2 SOUTH
EKSPRES SEMARAK SDN. BHD. 35 2 SOUTH
ELTABINA JAYA SDN. BHD. 54 2 SOUTH
EDARAN EKSPRES SDN.BHD. 10 2 NORTH
PARKMAY BERHAD (EBBAN) 18 3 NORTH
PARKMAY BERHAD (RAYA) 34 3 NORTH / SOUTH
PARKMAY BERHAD (SRI PERAK) 20 3 NORTH / SOUTH
PARKMAY BERHAD (JELEBU) 3 NORTH / SOUTH
HASRY SDN.BHD. 22 4 SOUTH
SENANDONG TRAVEL & TOURS SDN. BHD. 52 4 SOUTH
SUPER RIA BAS TRANSPORT S/B 24 4 NORTH
FOH HUP OMNIBUS CO. BHD ~ 7 NORTH
SILVER EKSPRES SDN. BHD 19 7 STAGE BUS
EMAS EKSPRES (P) SDN. BHD. 30 7 NORTH
MOHD. TAP SDN. BHD. 56 7 SOUTH
MELOR INTELINE EKSPRES S/B 38 7 SOUTH
PERKONGSIAN PER. MELAYU PERLIS (PPMP) 26 7 SOUTH
MAJU INSAF TRAVEL & TOURS S/B 51 7 NORTH
T. HAKKIM SDN. BHD. 58 7 SOUTH
SYKT. PENGANGKUTAN AM (M) S/B 36 7 NORTH
EKSPRES NASIONAL BERHAD 15,16,17 8,9,10 ALL DESTINATIONS
RESTU MOTOR SDN.BHD. 7 11 NORTH
JEBAT EKSPRES SDN. BHD. 21 11 SOUTH
KEND. EKS. BAS KOTA S/B 2 11 NORTH
ZENWAN (M) SDN. BHD. 49 11 NORTH
SYKT. PENG. GOLDVILLE SDN. BHD. 62 11 SOUTH
MERU EKSPRES SDN. BHD. 42 11 NORTH
K.L. - SINGAPORE SDN. BHD. 14 12 SOUTH
K.L. - MALACCA EKSPRES SDN. BHD. 12 12 SOUTH
K.L. - SABAK BERNAM SDN. BHD. 13 12 NORTH
STONEWAY TRAVEL & TOURS SDN. BHD. 23 12 SOUTH
PARIT ENTERPRESE SDN. BHD. 28 13 NORTH
SUASANA JELITA SDN. BHD. 11 13 NORTH
SYKT. PENGANGKUTAN AM MELAYU 32 13 EAST COAST
TUAH WIJAYA SDN. BHD. 45 13 SOUTH
IKTISAD INDAH SDN. BHD. 57 13 SOUTH
RESORTS WORLD TOURS SDN. BHD. 43 13 EAST COAST
ZUCO SDN. BHD. 48 14 NORTH
RANGKAIAN MEWAH SDN.BHD. 46 15 SOUTH
K.L. - TG. BIDARA EKSPRES S/B 53 15 SOUTH
NAZA EKSPRES SDN. BHD. 53 15 SOUTH
NAEILA EKSPRES SDN. BHD. 59 15 SOUTH
CINTA BARU EKS. SDN. BHD. 1 16 NORTH
WARISAN MESRA SDN. BHD. 1 16 EAST COAST
PANTHER EKSSPRES (LB) SDN. BHD. 29 16 NORTH
SELAT KERIS SDN. BHD. 41 16 NORTH
KAMTAR OMNIBUS CO. SDN. BHD. 3 16 SOUTH
ANEKA JASARAMAI SDN. BHD. 8,9 17 SOUTH
SRI MAJU SARATA EKSPRES S/B ~ 17 NORTH
K.L. - ALOR SETAR EKSPRES S/B ~ 17 NORTH
MARZIN TRANSPORT SDN. BHD. 50 17 NORTH
EMAS EKSPRES (LB) SDN. BHD. 30 17 SOUTH
TG. MALIM - K.L. EKSPRES S/B 5 18 NORTH
HOSNI EKSPRES SDN. BHD. 33 18 SOUTH
PERKASA EKSPRES SDN. BHD. 47 18 SOUTH
SOONMIX SDN. BHD. 61 18 SOUTH
SANTERO SDN. BHD. 37 19 EAST COAST
TAIPING HOLIDAYS RESORTS 25 19 NORTH
LEN OMNIBUS CO. LTD. ~ 20, 21 STAGE BUS
THE SELANGOR OMNIBUS CO. BHD. ~ 22, 23 STAGE BUS

Estimated Bus Fares: (from Puduraya Bus Station)
Cameron Highlands – RM 16 (5 Hrs)
Ipoh - RM 12 (2.5 Hrs)
Johor Bahru – RM 20 (4 Hrs)
Kuala Terengganu – RM 30 (7 Hrs)
Lumut – RM 17 (4.5 Hrs)
Melaka – RM 10 (2.5 Hrs)
Penang RM 25 (5 Hrs)
Singapore RM 25 (5.5 Hrs)

Taxi
If you want to take a taxi out of Kuala Lumpur to long distance destination (often not faster than taking a bus) Puduraya bus station is the right place to get one. Taxis depart from upstairs at Puduraya bus station. Fares are negotiable, depending on the distance.


But the taxi won’t leave the terminal until it has four passengers. Malaysians use this service mostly only at peak travel periods, so you could be waiting for some time for a cab to fill up. Otherwise you’ll have to charter a whole taxi.

Estimated Taxi Fares: (from Puduraya Bus Station)
Bukit Fraser – RM 120
Cameron Highlands – RM 140
Genting Highlands – RM 60
Ipoh – RM 160
Johor Bahru – RM 240
Lumut – RM 200
Melaka – RM 140
Penang – RM 240

Remarks:
1. Taxis picking up customers from Puduraya bus station often charge an exorbitant sum - sometimes refusing to run the taxi meter but instead negotiate on rates (Try walking down the street to hail for a taxi instead). The taxi rate hits sky high after midnight.
2. There have been many cases of street crime, targeting foreigners in particular. Be careful especially when waiting for night coaches. So stay alert!

Khamis, 31 Julai 2008

Rangkaian Perkhidmatan Bus

7/31/2008 09:01:00 PTG 0
Rangkaian Perkhidmatan Bus RapidKL
Peta Kawasan Lembah Kelang

Paparan di sebelah ini menggambarkan rangkaian bas RapidKL yang dibahagikan kepada 6 kawasan utama :

• Kawasan 1 : Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur
Kawasan 2 : Kepong, Selayang, Batu
.. Caves , Gombak, Sentul

Kawasan 3 : Wangsa Maju, Hulu
.. Klang, Keramat, Ampang, Pandan

Kawasan 4 : Cheras, Hulu Langat,
.. Kajang,
Putrajaya, Serdang
Kawasan 5 : Klang, Shah Alam
.. Selatan, Subang Jaya, Jln Kelang
...Lama,
Puchong
Kawasan 6 : Shah Alam Utara,
.. Subang,.
Damansara, PJ Utara,
.. Bangsar

Asas perkhidmatan RapidKL merangkumi kawasan tersebut. Untuk kawasan 2 hingga 6, RapidKL menyediakan Bas Tempatan dan Bas Utama. Untuk kawasan 1, RapidKL menyediakan Bas Bandar yang mengelilingi pusat bandaraya Kuala Lumpur.

Keterangan lanjut lawat RapidKL

Senarai Perkhidmatan Online Untuk Pemandu Kenderaan

7/31/2008 08:57:00 PTG 0

Bayar Saman Trafik Guna Kad Kredit.

7/31/2008 08:55:00 PTG 0
Wednesday, 25 July 2007

KUALA LUMPUR, 24 Julai (Bernama) --

Pesalah trafik kini boleh menjelaskan bayaran saman mereka menggunakan kad kredit sebagai salah satu usaha untuk mengurangkan lebih 10 juta saman yang masih tertunggak setakat ini. Timbalan Pengarah (Perancangan Strategik) Jabatan Siasatan Jenayah Bukit Aman Datuk Nooryah Md Anvar berkata tunggakan itu berlaku kerana sebahagian besar pesalah trafik yang dikenakan saman menangguhkan pembayaran selain daripada pengguna dari negara jiran masih gagal menjelaskan saman mereka.

"Jumlah saman itu termasuk membabitkan pengguna jalan raya dari negara jiran, terutama Singapura, Thailand, Brunei dan Indonesia," katanya kepada pemberita selepas majlis penyerahan tugasnya sebelum ini sebagai Ketua Trafik Pasukan Bukit Aman kepada Ketua Trafik Bandaraya SAC II Hamza Taib di sini.

Beliau berkata dengan kemudahan itu, pesalah trafik tidak perlu lagi menangguh atau mengelakkan pembayaran saman kerana ia boleh dijelaskan menggunakan kad kredit di semua kaunter bayaran kompaun trafik setiap ibu pejabat polis daerah, Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan dan di pusat membeli belah seluruh negara.

Nooryah berkata kerja pemasangan mesin untuk kegunaan kad kredit di kaunter-kaunter berkenaan sedang dijalankan dan dijangka dapat digunakan sepenuhnya sebelum Ogos ini.

-- BERNAMA

Isnin, 28 Julai 2008

Pengakuan Mat Rempit

7/28/2008 03:12:00 PTG 0

Info Dipetik : Mohd Nur Asnawi Daud Harian Metro 12 Mei 2008

KUALA LUMPUR: “Selepas meneguk ‘air setan’, saya jadi berani dan seronok melakukan aksi bahaya,” kata seorang Mat Rempit yang diberkas polis dalam operasi membanteras lumba haram di sekitar ibu kota, awal pagi semalam.

Mat Rempit dikenali sebagai Amir berkata, beberapa jam sebelum melakukan aksi ‘pacak’ di sekitar Taman Tasik Titiwangsa di sini, dia meneguk satu tin minuman keras yang dibeli di sebuah kedai dengan harga RM6.

“Kalau dalam keadaan normal, saya tidak berani melakukan aksi bahaya kerana sedar ia perbuatan yang boleh meragut nyawa saya dan pengguna jalan raya lain.

“Namun, kerana berada di bawah pengaruh alkohol, saya bertindak di luar batasan dan lupa diri,” katanya ketika ditemui di sini, semalam.

Lelaki itu yang juga bekas pelajar sebuah pusat pengajian di Perlis berkata, dia seronok melakukan perbuatan itu dan sering keluar bersama rakan.

“Ketika melakukannya saya memang seronok, namun bila kena tangkap dengan polis, rasa menyesal pun ada tapi sudah tidak berguna lagi.

“Kedua-dua ibu bapa juga tidak mengetahui saya terbabit dalam lumba haram dan minum arak,” katanya.

Amir berkata, selepas ditahan polis dan bakal dikenakan tindakan, aksi bahaya malam tadi mungkin yang terakhir buatnya.

Katanya, aktiviti seumpama itu tidak berfaedah dan membahayakan nyawa sendiri serta pengguna jalan raya.

Amir antara 10 penunggang dan pembonceng motosikal yang ditahan Skuad 42 Polis Trafik Kuala Lumpur, awal pagi semalam.

Ketua Skuad 42 Polis Trafik Kuala Lumpur, Cif Inspektor Muhammad Farid Muntalib, berkata dalam operasi bermula jam 12 tengah malam itu, polis memberkas tujuh penunggang dan dua pembonceng motosikal kerana memandu secara berbahaya di sekitar ibu kota.

Rabu, 16 Julai 2008

Syed Hamid apologises for rush hour jams caused by roadblocks

7/16/2008 07:01:00 PTG 0


Home Minister Datuk Seri Syed Hamid Albar has apologised to city folk caught in the morning rush-hour gridlock today due to roadblocks on all roads leading to Parliament. he said the police had to take such preventive measure to maintain security.

"I know and I'm sorry that it (the roadblocks) had created a lot of inconvenience to the public, but it was taken in the interest of public safety and security," he said at the Parliament's lobby moments ago.

Thousands of city folk were caught in the morning rush-hour jam due to information received by the police about “security threat” from an illegal demonstration allegedly planned by Pakatan Rakyat supporters.

As a result, 12 roadblocks were set up by the police around the Klang Valley since 2pm on Saturday.

Syed Hamid also said the decision was made based on the numerous statements that had been made by various quarters calling people to demonstrate at Parliament. He said the government had evidence that Pakatan Rakyat intended to interfere with public's interest.

"After the police issued the order (banning PKR defacto leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and his supporters from Parliament), I know Pakatan Rakyat had issued instructions to pull out. We have lots of evidence to show that whatever they do, they (demonstrations) do interfere with public interest," he said.

In defending the police's action in mounting the roadblocks city-wide, Syed Hamid said police had the responsibility to maintain law and order, and to ensure the safety of those attending parliament are protected, as well as security were not jeopardised.

"We are taking strict, preventive measures to ensure safety and security. We can't wait for things to happen. This is for your own good and safety," he said, adding that the people were fed-up with constant threats of rallies and demonstrations.

Sabtu, 21 Jun 2008

How to go to Putrajaya

6/21/2008 11:02:00 PG 2

The idea of establishing a new Federal Government Administrative Centre was first suggested in the 1980's. Throughout the 1990's a new centre was seen through the systematic development in an area located 25 km from Kuala Lumpur.

Putrajaya Diplomatic Enclave has been meticulously planned to fulfill the needs and requirements for quality working and living environment for the diplomatic community.


Public Transport

Mode of Transport

From

To

Express Rail Link (ERL)
• KLIA Transit

Kuala Lumpur Sentral

Putrajaya/Cyberjaya Station

KTM Komuter

Kuala Lumpur Sentral

Serdang Station

(From Serdang Station, hop on RapidKL Bus No. U42 or Metro Bus No.68 to Putrajaya Sentral)

RapidKL
• Bus No. E1
• Bus No. U41

Old Klang Bus Station

Putrajaya Sentral
(hop on Nadi Putra to Taman Warisan Pertanian)

RapidKL
• Bus No.U42

Serdang Komuter Station

Putrajaya Sentral
(hop on Nadi Putra to Taman Warisan Pertanian)

Metro
• Bus No.68

Kotaraya or Serdang Komuter Station

Putrajaya Sentral
(hop on Nadi Putra to Taman Warisan Pertanian)

Taxi

Serdang Komuter Station, Putrajaya/Cyberjaya ERL Station or Putrajaya Sentral

Taman Warisan Pertanian

Nadi Putra (bus)

Putrajaya Sentral

Taman Warisan Pertanian

Khamis, 12 Jun 2008

Pengangkutan Awam Tidak Mesra Pengguna

6/12/2008 10:45:00 PTG 1
Pengangkutan awam di Kuala Lumpur dan kawasan sekitar Lembah Klang merangkumi pelbagai jenis pengangkutan seperti rel dan teksi. kerajaan Malaysia telah berbelanja berjuta-juta ringgit untuk meningkatkan mutu dan kesediaadaan pengangkutan awam di Lembah Klang, termasuk membina aliran LRT baru.

Kini, cuma 16 peratus populasi menggunakan pengangkutan awam. Antara punca kadar penggunaan yang rendah ialah para komuter mendapati mutu perkhidmatan rendah.

Perjalanan antara bandar bagi perjalanan antarabandar, hab transit utama di Kuala Lumpur ialah:

  • Puduraya — terminal bas antarabandar utama yang terletak di pusat bandar raya. Terminal bas baru, Plaza Rakyat dirancangkan untuk menggantikan Puduraya yang berdekatan dan pembinaannya sedang dijalankan. Terdapat stesen LRT berdekatan yang dihubungkan dengan Plaza Rakyat.

  • Terminal Bas Putra — menyediakan khidmat untuk bas yang menuju ke destinasi Pantai Timur. Hubungan rel berdekatan terletak di PWTC LRT dan Putra Komuter.

  • KL Sentral — stesen kereta api utama Kuala Lumpur.

  • Terminal Bas Duta — untuk bas Transnasional dan Airport Coach (perkhidmatan bas ke KLIA)

Pengangkutan Awam Tidak Mesra Pengguna

Sistem pengangkutan awam di negara ini masih di tahap sederhana dan tidak mesra pengguna kerana perkhidmatannya tidak menyeluruh serta jarak di antara satu stesen dengan stesen lain terlalu jauh.Pensyarah Pusat Pengajian Pengangkutan Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) Prof. Madya Sabariah Jemali berkata, perkhidmatan pengangkutan awam terutamanya bas dan sistem transit aliran ringan masih tidak efisien untuk menarik penumpang sedia ada dan penumpang baru.

Masalah tersebut berlaku katanya, berpunca daripada sistem yang tidak komprehensif dan bersepadu antara satu sama lain iaitu titik sambungan antara satu perkhidmatan dengan perkhidmatan lain yang terlalu jauh.Para pengguna juga sukar mendapat maklumat mengenai perjalanannya melainkan bertanya dengan orang lain. Beliau menyarankan supaya para pengguna diberi maklumat ringkas, jelas dan tepat mengenai destinasi seterusnya melalui paparan jadual waktu perjalanan setiap perkhidmatan pengangkutan awam yang disediakan.

PENDAPAT PENGGUNA
Seorang pengguna LRT telah menyuarakan pendapatnya mengenai LRT di dalam keluaran Utusan Malaysia bertarikh 29 November 2000 mengatakan bahawa pihak yang bertanggungjawab seharusnya mengutamakan kepentingan dan keselesaan pengguna sebagai teras dalam membuat keputusan dan bukannya memihak kepada syarikat pengangkutan awam yang hanya memikirkan keuntungan mereka sendiri sahaja.

Ada juga pengguna yang mengeluh kerana stesen LRT yang berbeza mempunyai ketinggian yang berbeza terutama di antara stesen LRT-PUTRA dan stesen LRT-STAR. Ada juga stesen LRT yang tidak mempunyai lif manakala ada stesen yang dibina dengan terlalu banyak anak tangga yang perlu didaki oleh pengguna seperti di Stesen Masjed Jamek.

Jadual 4.11 : Pandangan Pelancong Terhadap Perkhidmatan Pengangkutan Awam

Jenis Pengangkutan Awam

Bas

Taxi

Beca

Sangat Baik

1.7%

3.3%

3.3%

Baik

13.3%

18.3%

11.7%

Sederhana

36.7%

33.3%

35.0%

Buruk

31.7%

35.0%

20.0%

Sangat Buruk

3.3%

6.7%

3.3%

Tidak Berkaitan

13.3%

3.3%

26.7%

Jumlah

100%

100%

100%

Sumber : Kajian Lapangan Studio Perancangan 500,November 1999

Daripada kaji soal selidik yang dijalankan juga,didapati bahawa taxi merupakan jenis pengangkutan awam yang paling banyak digunakan oleh pelancong asing memandangkan hanya 3.3% pelancong yang disoal selidik tidak menggunakan taxi. Mereka yang tidak pernah menggunakan bas dan beca masing-masing ialah 13.3% dan 26.7%. Tetapi keadaan bahawa perkhidmatan yang paling teruk adalah taxi juga.

Selasa, 10 Jun 2008

Rayu bina hentian teksi

6/10/2008 07:02:00 PTG 0
“Setiap hari kami berdepan situasi ibarat tikus dan kucing kerana bila penguat kuasa datang, kami kena lari. Tetapi demi keluarga, kami perlu melakukannya,” kata Haruun Mat Diah, 46, mengenai nasib pemandu teksi berdepan risiko disaman setiap hari oleh pihak berkuasa.

Haruun yang menetap di Puchong, berkata mereka berdepan risiko itu berikutan Majlis Perbandaran Sepang (MPSp), tidak menyediakan kemudahan hentian teksi di kawasan tumpuan pengguna seperti di depan Universiti LimKokWing dan Universiti Multimedia Malaysia.

“Kira-kira 70 pemandu teksi di sini terpaksa beredar dari kawasan berkenaan apabila penguat kuasa Majlis Perbandaran Sepang (MPSp), polis dan Lembaga Pelesenan Kenderaan Perdagangan (LPKP) melakukan pemeriksaan kerana jika tak kami akan disaman.

“Mereka (MPSp), hanya menyediakan hentian teksi di Street Mall, tetapi tiada hentian teksi dibina di tempat lain sedangkan permintaan menggunakan teksi amat tinggi di sini khususnya di kalangan pelajar dan pekerja,” katanya.

Menurutnya, sebagai pemandu teksi, mereka sudah pasti memberi tumpuan di kedua-dua kawasan itu, tetapi berdepan masalah meletakkan teksi mereka sementara menanti penumpang.

Katanya, sama ada mahu atau tak, pemandu teksi terpaksa meletakkan teksi di tepi jalan kerana tiada tempat khusus berbuat demikian.

“Tetapi, masalahnya apabila kami berbuat begitu, pihak berkuasa menyaman kami,” katanya.

Seorang lagi pemandu teksi yang beroperasi di Cyberjaya, C Paramjothy, 44, juga dari Puchong, berkata dia sudah tiga kali disaman sejak awal tahun ini apabila beroperasi di kawasan berkenaan.

“Sebagai pemandu teksi, pendapatan kami bukannya tinggi sangat dan jika selalu disaman, apa yang tinggal untuk kami menyara keluarga,” katanya.

Sementara itu, Setiausaha Koperasi Pengangkutan Awam Putrajaya Berhad, Mohd Salleh Mat Zin berkata, pihaknya merayu MPSp menyediakan kemudahan hentian teksi di kawasan tumpuan di Cyberjaya.

“Kami sudah membuat permohonan kepada mereka menyediakan hentian teksi di beberapa kawasan seperti di depan Universiti Lim Kok Wing dan Universiti Multimedia Malaysia, tetapi hingga kini mereka (MPSp), belum memberi sebarang keputusan.

“Di kedua-dua kawasan ini saja terdapat kira-kira 20,000 pelajar, manakala terdapat lebih 30,000 penduduk di Cyberjaya yang memerlukan perkhidmatan awam,” katanya.

Bus fares to get half-yearly reviews

6/10/2008 05:06:00 PTG 0
Bus fares will be reviewed every six months, instead of once every few years. Commercial Vehicle and Licensing Board director Naimah Ramli said this was decided at the Cabinet Committee on Public Transportation meeting chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak last month.“This does not mean that fares will go up every six months. The Government will just review the fares, and decide if there should be a hike or to maintain the rates,” she said.Deputy Entrepreneur and Cooperative Development Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah said the Government would decide whether to raise or maintain the fares for public transportation after a research paper is presented to the Cabinet.“We have done a survey over the past year to look at the contributing factors (to rising public transportation costs). We cannot simply announce a new pricing table overnight,” he told reporters.

Asked when the paper would be tabled to the Cabinet, he said they would “try to present it by the end of this month”.On a question whether it was fair to prevent companies from raising their fares when their cost of operations had shot up, Saifuddin advised operators to be patient and to follow the approved fares set by the Government.On cases of bus tickets being sold above the approved price, he said 41 bus permits had been forfeited between June 6 and 8 for various offences committed.

Meanwhile, Konsortium Transnasional Bhd managing director Datuk Mohd Nadzmi Mohd Salleh said that unless the Government allows a huge increase in fares, the industry might fall into a state of anarchy.At the last review in May 2005, the rate of subsidised diesel was 71 sen per litre. "The subsidised rate now is RM1.43, which is a 100% increase.This has translated to my company incurring additional expenses of RM35mil a year. For the first time, my company is in the red,” he said.

Nadzmi said although they receive subsidised diesel at full quota, they needed “at least a 60% fare increase to break even or incur just a small loss”.He added that the bus fare in Indonesia at eight sen a km was higher than Malaysia’s, which is 6.5 sen per km.He said unless a significant increase was approved, operators would stop following the law to survive.“You can put 100 enforcement officers today. Can you do the same everyday?” said Nadzmi.Pan Malaysian Bus Operators Association (PMBOA) president Datuk Ashfar Ali concurred with Nadzmi, saying that diesel constituted about 30% of operational costs.“The subsidised rate has gone up, but our fares have not. Our drivers get annual increments, while the cost of spare parts and labour has also gone up,” he said.

Rebates for vehicle owners from Saturday

6/10/2008 05:03:00 PTG 0
Those who renewed their road tax in April and May and are eligible for cash rebates can get the payment from all post offices beginning Saturday.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi said although the Government had announced that cash rebates could only be collected beginning July 1, it had decided to bring forward the date.

“This is because we want to ease the burden of the rakyat. Detailed information on the actual procedure will be announced soon,” he told reporters after chairing the first National Inflation Council meeting at his office here yesterday.

On June 4, Abdullah had announced the new fuel price of RM2.70 a litre for petrol and RM2.58 a litre for diesel.

In line with this, private vehicles of engine capacity of 2,000cc and below will enjoy a RM625 rebate, which will be paid to them upon renewal of their road tax.

Private pickup trucks and jeeps with engine capacity of 2,500cc and below will also receive the rebate. Owners of motorcycles of 250cc and below are eligible for a RM150 rebate.

Abdullah said the meeting had also decided to increase the quota of subsidised diesel that public transport companies could buy.

“The companies have been given fleet cards to continue buying diesel at the old price of RM1.43 a litre. We have also agreed to expand the list of vehicles eligible for diesel subsidy to include factory buses and taxis using petrol.

“We are also extending the coverage of our social safety net by considering the increase of several allowances.

“The threshold of income will be raised so more Malaysians can benefit,” he said, adding that more announcements would follow.

Asked if the price of fuel would remain until next March, Abdullah replied that crude oil prices in the global market were rising too quickly.

“There are so many things we have to consider so I don’t think I will say anything now,” he said.

Isnin, 9 Jun 2008

Perbandingan harga minyak sedunia

6/09/2008 11:33:00 PTG 0
Perbandingan harga minyak diseluruh dunia berbanding Malaysia kajian terkini daripada sumber CNNMoney.com update sehingga March 2005.

Dan juga perbandingan pendapatan setiap negara cuma malaysia jer takder dalam senarai ??? hmmm malu kot


et Monthly Income constant 2005 US$ (1) Notes Gross Monthly Average Income (2) Compulsory Deductions (3) Weekly Hours (4)

Office Clerk average salary PPP $ 839 $ 769 Employees, private sector, 2004. 1,577 dollars 20%

sila click disini


Nation
City Price in USD Regular/Gallon
Netherlands Amsterdam $6.48
Norway Oslo $6.27
Italy Milan $5.96
Denmark Copenhagen $5.93
Belgium Brussels $5.91
Sweden Stockholm $5.80
United Kingdom London $5.79
Germany Frankfurt $5.57
France Paris $5.54
Portugal Lisbon $5.35
Hungary Budapest $4.94
Luxembourg
$4.82
Croatia Zagreb $4.81
Ireland Dublin $4.78
Switzerland Geneva $4.74
Spain Madrid $4.55
Japan Tokyo $4.24
Czech Republic Prague $4.19
Romania Bucharest $4.09
Andorra
$4.08
Estonia Tallinn $3.62
Bulgaria Sofia $3.52
Brazil Brasilia $3.12
Cuba Havana $3.03
Taiwan Taipei $2.84
Lebanon Beirut $2.63
South Africa Johannesburg $2.62
Nicaragua Managua $2.61
Panama Panama City $2.19
Russia Moscow $2.10
Puerto Rico San Juan $1.74
Saudi Arabia Riyadh $0.91
Kuwait Kuwait City $0.78
Egypt Cairo $0.65
Nigeria Lagos $0.38
Venezuela Caracas $0.12

Aku rasa la ada banyak yang tak perlu dibandingkan kita dengan negara maju seperti USA,Eropah dan lain-lain yang minyaknya dah naik.....dah kaji ker berapa gaji/pendapatan mereka perolehi setiap bulan berbanding dengan kita disini.

Kat atas tu gaji seorang kerani am di Singapura sebanyak SD 1,577 sebulan kita berapa agaknya yerrr??? cukup tak nak sara hidup di KL dengan minyak RM 2.70 tuu utk seliter kau.....

Tiket Rapid KL Kini Boleh Didapati Di Pejabat-pejabat Pos Malaysia

6/09/2008 09:51:00 PTG 0
Kad Perjalanan Bulanan perkhidmatan Rapid KL kini boleh di dapati di 98 pejabat pos di sekitar Lembah Klang mulai Isnin, 27 Mac.

Pengarah Urusan PMB Datuk Ikmal Hijaz Hashim berkata sebanyak 57 pejabat pos di Kuala Lumpur dan 41 di Selangor akan menyediakan kemudahan tersebut dalam usaha menjadikan PMB sebagai pusat perniagaan setempat yang utama di negara ini melalui pejabat-pejabat posnya.

Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif Rapid KL Rein Westra pula berkata kad perjalanan bulanan itu yang berharga RM125 satu, boleh juga digunakan untuk LRT, monorel dan komuter tanpa had selama sebulan.

Bagi pengguna yang hanya menggunakan perkhidmatan bas atau tren sahaja, kad bulanan itu dijual pada harga RM80 (bas) dan RM90 (tren), katanya.

-- BERNAMA

Subsidi RapidKL ditarik balik

6/09/2008 09:34:00 PTG 0
UTUSAN ONLINE 29/05/2008

KUALA LUMPUR 28 Mei - Kerajaan menarik balik subsidi yang diberikan kepada RapidKL berkuatkuasa serta merta, kata Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.

Timbalan Perdana Menteri berkata, perkara itu diputuskan pada mesyuarat Jawatankuasa Kabinet Mengenai Pengangkutan Awam ekoran RapidKL menggunakan subsidi untuk tujuan perang harga dengan syarikat lain.

Tegasnya, tindakan itu diambil meman dangkan rungutan pengusaha pengangkutan awam yang bukan sahaja terjejas teruk malahan ada yang mungkin muflis berikutan perang harga dengan RapidKL.

Najib memberitahu, akan terdapat perubahan dalam tambang RapidKL apabila subsidi itu ditarik balik tetapi ia adalah kecil....


Tambang ialah punca kemerosotan kualiti perkhidmatan bas dalam bandar dan bas antara bandar di negara ini. Pihak pengusaha bas mengharapkan tambang yang tinggi, sebaliknya penumpang hanya sedia membayar tambang yang rendah kerana mereka ialah golongan kurang mampu, malah kalau boleh mereka ingin tambang kekal rendah buat selama-lamanya

Selasa, 27 Mei 2008

Hentian Puduraya

5/27/2008 11:09:00 PTG 0
Puduraya dirasmikan Perdana Menteri Malaysia ketiga, Tun Hussein Onn pada 2 Oktober 1976. Sekarang, sebanyak 90 buah syarikat bas beroperasi di sini di samping perkhidmatan teksi ke Pantai Timur, utara dan selatan tanah air.

Menurut Penolong Pengurus Pengurusan Harta UDA Mall Sdn. Bhd., Ismail Hassan, agensi yang bertanggungjawab menyelia stesen itu, Puduraya dahulunya dipercayai sebuah landasan kereta api.

Ia kemudian dibina di atas tanah seluas 1.2 hektar dan terletak 3.5 meter di bawah jalan besar bagi memusatkan semua bas yang beroperasi di Kuala Lumpur di bawah satu bumbung.


Keluasan Puduraya meliputi 52,583 meter persegi dan kekal dengan 24 platform bas. Ia juga dibuka dari pukul 7 pagi hingga 12 malam.

"Kerana kesibukan itu, Stesen Bas Jalan Duta dibina bagi perjalanan ke utara dan Stesen Putra untuk ke Pantai Timur selain Puduraya sendiri yang dikhususkan untuk ke selatan.



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Rapid KL - Integrated public transport system

5/27/2008 10:53:00 PTG 1


Integrated public transport system consisting of rail and bus services in Klang Valley. It is 100% government-owned company under the Ministry of Finance.

In conjunction with the effort by the Malaysian Government to welcome tourists into the country, Rapid KL has come up with unlimited day travel for only RM2 promotion. This promotion commences from January 16, 2006 and is the most economical way to travel around the city. All the buses that are used are new buses to ensure that you have a comfortable and memorable ride in the city.




Touch 'n Go as your All-Day Pass

Definition
The Touch 'n Go card can be used for the payment of RapidKL’s all-day fare (Tempatan, Utama, Bandar and Ekspres buses, and RapidKL Rail systems). Every time a customer places the Touch 'n Go card on a RapidKL reader, the purse value is deducted automatically in accordance to the fares of RapidKL’s All-Day Pass.

Price
The customer can reload up to a minimum value of RM 10.

Value Deduction Method
Customers are required to place the Touch 'n Go card on a reader every time when boarding a bus or train. The maximum deductible per day value is applied, depending on the type of RapidKL service used. A maximum fare of RM 4 only is chargeable if a customer boards the Tempatan, Utama and Bandar buses. However, a maximum fare of RM 7 only is chargeable if a customer uses all the buses and rail services of RapidKL.

Please refer to Rapid Link Website for more info