News & Reviews:   RapidKL

The LRT3 Shah Alam line recently got announced officially and you can ride all 20 stations from Bandar Utama to Johan Setia for free for 1 month. Ending on 31 July 2026, the line will have 6 stations that you can park your car for free at. While the FREE ride offer is open to everyone, RapidKL-on-Demand vans will still charge RM2 and you will have to use a compatible TnG card to get through.

RapidKL recently announced that you can buy the RapidKL Bulanan Pass for RM150 per month. While Malaysians already have access to the My50 Pass for RM50 per month, the Bulanan Pass is targeted at non-citizens looking for unlimited use of RapidKL services like the LRT, MRT, BRT, Monorail and Bus services. 

Recently, Rapid Rail announced that it will add 26 new train sets to replace ageing trains that are causing frequent disruptions. In addition, the new trains will increase capacity, increasing operational efficiency. So, what should you know about it?

Commuters in Malaysia faced another difficult morning today after a train on the Rapid KL Kelana Jaya Line reportedly became stuck at Kelana Jaya station due to a technical fault. The disruption affected peak-hour travel on 18 May 2026, with Rapid KL activating alternative train routes, shuttle train services, and free shuttle buses to reduce congestion.

Today, the full digitalisation of the My50 Travel Pass is now available on the Touch 'n Go eWallet app. It was officiated by Prasarana Malaysia Berhad, in partnership with Touch ‘n Go Group, whereby Malaysian commuters will be able to purchase and activate the pass on the app, starting on 1 July 2025.

RapidKL is preparing to roll out a new feature in its PULSE mobile app that will allow users to purchase and activate the My50 monthly travel pass—priced at RM50—directly through the app.

In case you missed it, commuters can now use their debit and credit cards to pay for tokens at selected vending machines. The locations that will support these new payment methods are at the Kajang MRT line, with the Tun Razak Exchange (TRX) and Bukit Bintang stations, said RapidKL.

Rapid KL, as a brand for rail and bus service operators in the Klang Valley, will for the first time operate 24 hours on the night of August 30 in conjunction with the 67th National Day celebration. So, what should you know about it?

If you’re living in Klang Valley and frequently use any of RapidKL’s train or bus services, then you must be familiar with the My50 & MyCity Unlimited Travel passes. Well, getting a hold of these passes has become so much easier, as they’re now available for purchase online!

If you frequently commute in Klang Valley, then we’ve got some good news as the bus services are on the verge of better coordination. Furthermore, a new mobile app will also be launched by the end of the year to provide a smoother and more efficient service.