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Rapid KL has extended the free-fare period for the LRT3 Shah Alam Line through August 14, allowing commuters additional time to familiarise themselves with the new service connecting three major urban centres.
Malaysia's state railway operator is deploying dozens of extra Komuter and ETS trains from July 31 to August 2 to transport voters returning to Negeri Sembilan for the state election on August 1, 2026.
A sports car fire on Singapore's East Coast Parkway towards Changi created significant traffic disruptions during Thursday evening peak hours, affecting multiple bus services with delays of up to 25 minutes.
A wooden structure from a construction site fell onto railway tracks near Batang Benar on July 23, disrupting KTM Komuter and ETS services. KTMB blamed contractor non-compliance with safety procedures and has deployed shuttle buses for affected passengers.
A malfunctioning component on an LRT3 train made contact with the power conductor on July 4 at Shah Alam Stadium Station, producing sparks and a loud sound. No passengers were injured, and the train was withdrawn for repairs and safety checks.
Chinese tourist Sun Qian and her companions are being celebrated across Asia after seizing control of a speeding airport bus in Seoul when the driver collapsed, preventing a catastrophe that could have claimed multiple lives.
National rail operator KTMB is deploying nearly 7,500 additional ETS train seats across its southern routes to serve voters travelling to Johor for the state election, backed by a 20% fare discount.
Malaysia's new Shah Alam Line LRT3 represents the MADANI Government's push for modern public transport infrastructure, with free fares running through July 31 to encourage adoption across the Klang Valley.
The newly operational LRT3 Shah Alam Line is reshaping student mobility at UiTM Shah Alam, with free fares available until end of July. Higher Education Minister Zambry announced the parallel launch of a RM20 million Semiconductor@UiTM initiative.
Malaysia's new LRT3 Shah Alam Line opened to widespread approval on June 29, with commuters praising its convenience and reduced travel times. However, users have called for enhanced accessibility measures for persons with disabilities, particularly expanded Braille signage.
The LRT3 Shah Alam Line launched today with Prasarana expecting 5,000 to 10,000 riders on its first day. The operator aims to achieve 67,000 daily passengers within a year as commuters adapt to the new service.
Malaysia's Light Rail Transit 3 Shah Alam Line launches with a month-long free fare initiative from June 29 to July 31, allowing commuters to experience the new service before standard charges apply.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim will officially launch the fully completed LRT3 Shah Alam Line on June 28, with the 37.8-kilometre route expected to serve approximately two million residents across its 20-station corridor.