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Ahad, 13 September 2009

Public transport operators must improve quality

9/13/2009 06:08:00 PG 3

Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin wants public transport operators to improve the quality and efficiency of public transport services in line with the fare increase.

He said consumers expect better services from the higher fares.

"They are more likely to accept the fare increase if they can enjoy a better service in return," he said when asked to comment on the objection raised by various parties over the government's decision to increase the fares.

Speaking to reporters after opening the National Cooperative Day 2009 here, Muhyiddin said, the government decided on the increase after taking into consideration various factors including its effect on the consumers and the industry.

He said that the increase should have been implemented a long time ago following requests by transport operators in the wake of rising operating costs.

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Isnin, 5 Mei 2008

KTMB Journey guide from Kuala Lumpur

5/05/2008 09:24:00 PTG 0


With an extensive rail track grid covering the length of the Peninsula, what better way to see the country than via the rail service.KTM Berhad has a variety of services which runs from Kuala Lumpur to various parts of the Peninsula.From bustling, oriental Penang to quaint, traditional Tumpat to metropolitan Johor Bahru, KTM Berhad will take you there.Once aboard, you will agree that there is no better way of discovering Malaysia’s myriad of attractions than by rail.


Kuala Lumpur, the capital city of Malaysia, boasts a myriad of attractions. From traditional family attractions (i.e. museums and parks) to thrill-seekers’ paradise (i.e. theme parks), the city has it all.Everything is here in Kuala Lumpur – the tallest building in the world, little India, little China, one of Asia’s tallest towers, mega shopping malls, secluded parks - even the best food from various corners of the country can be found here! However, Kuala Lumpur’s bustling façade belies its ageless charm. Go for a walkabout in Kuala Lumpur, and you’ll see. KTM Berhad’s main railway station is located here, making Kuala Lumpur easily accessible from anywhere in the country.



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Jumaat, 25 April 2008

Public Transport In Malaysia

4/25/2008 07:36:00 PTG 0

The public transportation system in Malaysia comprises of bus, railway and taxi services. The Klang Valley has an integrated public transportation system incorporating the Light Rail Transit (LRT), monorail, railway and bus services is being developed. Taxis and limousine services are also available at reasonable rates.

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4Putra and Star LRT
4KL Monorail
4Bus & Taxi Service
4Coach & Bus Schedule Guide
4KL Sentral
4Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad
4KLIA Ekspres
4Ampang-Kuala Lumpur Elevated Highway
4Besraya Highway
4Kesas Highway
4Lebuhraya Damansara-Puchong (LDP)
4New Pantai Expressway (NPE)
4North-South Expressway
4SILK Highway
4SPRINT Highway



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Rail project to cut KL- Penang journey to three hours

4/25/2008 07:14:00 PTG 1

It will only take three hours to travel from Penang to Kuala Lumpur by train when the electrified double-track project (EDTP) is completed.Once operational, commuters can have breakfast in Penang, lunch in KL and return to the island for dinner, all in the same day. Currently, the train journey between the destinations takes about nine hours. The RM12.4bil stretch from Ipoh to Padang Besar, undertaken by MMC-Gamuda, is now 5% completed and expected to be ready on Jan 7, 2013. It will link up to the Rawang line.
“It will only take about 90 minutes to travel from Penang to Ipoh by train when the project is completed, compared to about four hours now,” he told newsmen during a site inspection yesterday. It will only take 90 minutes to travel from Penang to Ipoh.



DATUK AZMI MAT NOR said the alignment for the 329km Ipoh-Padang Besar double-track project cuts across the four northern states of Penang, Perak, Kedah and Perlis.

“We are working closely with the four state governments and they are very helpful,” he said.

“We do not foresee much problem for the next five years as 70% of land needed for the project is owned by Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad (KTMB).”

Azmi said rail transport in the country currently had a market share of just 3%, compared to road transport which commanded 89% share.

“Over-reliance on road transport is unsustainable, especially during congestion on expressways and festive seasons,” he added.
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