The KTM Komuter network consists of two lines namely the Port Klang line and Seremban line. It covers more than 280km length of rail network that accommodates 59 stations and plays an important role in the Klang Valley Integrated Transit system.
The KTM Komuter is a popular mode of transport to commute to Kuala Lumpur. Passengers of the KTM Komuter can rest in the comfort coaches while being taken to their destinations at very reasonable fares.
- Overview of KTM Komuter
- Go to KLIA / klia2 airport
- Transfer between KTM Lines
- Connect to LRT rail network
- Connect to MRT Sungai Buloh – Kajang line
- Connect to Express Rail Link (ERL) – KLIA Ekspres & KLIA Transit
- Check KTM Komuter fare
- List of KTM Komuter stations
KTM Komuter contributed RM146.2 million to group revenue in 2017, carrying a total of 37.235 million passengers.
The Port Klang cross-city route / line runs from Batu Caves KTM station to Port Klang KTM station and Seremban cross-city route / line starts from Tanjung Malim KTM station to Gemas KTM station.
The KTM Komuter contributed RM146.2 million to group revenue in 2017, carrying a total of 37.235 million passengers.
The KTM Komuter trains used are air-conditioned electric multiple units (EMU).
Overview of KTM Komuter railway network
The KTM Komuter is the first electrified commuter train service in Malaysia. Its train network covers more than 280km length of railway network that accommodates 59 stations.
KTM Komuter’s tickets can be purchased at the ticketing counters or by using the self-service Ticket Vending Machine, which are available at all stations and halts.
Transfers between the two main lines can be made at any of the four stations on the central core: KL Sentral KTM station, Kuala Lumpur KTM station, Bank Negara KTM station and Putra KTM station.
Interchange with the LRT network can be done at Bandar Tasik Selatan KTM station for the Sri Petaling line LRT, and at Subang Jaya KTM station, Kuala Lumpur KTM station or KL Sentral KTM station for the Kelana Jaya line LRT.
Passengers may also transfer to the Ampang line LRT in the city centre at Bank Negara KTM station by means of a 200-metre covered walk to the Bandaraya LRT station. Also, from the Putra KTM station, the PWTC LRT station is about 1km away.
To change to KL Monorail, passengers will stop at KL Sentral KTM station then take a 400 meters short walk to the KL Sentral monorail station.
Passengers opt for the MRT network can perform the interchange at Sungai Buloh KTM station to the Sungai Buloh MRT station, Kuala Lumpur KTM station to the Pasar Seni MRT station, KL Sentral KTM station to the Muzium Negara MRT station, and Kajang KTM station to the Kajang MRT station.
KTM Komuter also services shopping complexes and recreational centres. The Mid Valley KTM station opened in 2004 next to the Mid Valley Megamall. The Subang Parade and AEON BiG Subang Jaya are nearby Subang Jaya KTM station and The MINES shopping mall is nearby Serdang KTM station.
Check KTM Komuter fare
Using the KTM Komuter to travel to your destination? You can use the tool here to check the KTM Komuter fare.
Go to Shopping Malls
KTM Komuter has made shopping complexes and recreational centres more accessible. The Mid Valley KTM station, which opened in 2004 next to the Mid Valley Megamall, has proven particularly popular.
The Nu Sentral shopping mall is just about 400 meters walk away from the KL Sentral KTM station.
Go to KLIA / klia2 Airport
There is no direct connection from any KTM station to the KLIA / klia2 airport.
Instead, after reaching the designated KTM station, you will have to make use of another mode of transportation to go to the airport.
The KTM fees charged on traveling between KL Sentral KTM station and Nilai KTM station is RM7.00.
Alternatively, take the KTM Komuter and stop at the KL Sentral KTM station and then change and ride the KLIA Ekspres or KLIA Transit to klia2 / KLIA.
Connect to Transportation Hub
You can use the KTM Komuter to go the Transportation Hub in the Kuala Lumpur city area.
Transfer between KTM lines
Transfers between the two lines (Port Klang Line & Seremban Line) can be done at some dedicated stations easily.
The KTM stations accommodate transfer are KL Sentral KTM station, the Kuala Lumpur KTM station, the Bank Negara KTM station and the Putra KTM station.
Connect to LRT rail network
To transfer between the KTM Komuter and the LRT network, these are the stations accommodate easy transfer within short walking distance.
Connect to MRT Sungai Buloh – Kajang Line
To transfer between the KTM Komuter and the MRT Sungai Buloh – Kajang Line, som MRT stations accommodate easy transfer within short walking distance.
The KTM stations connected to the MRT stations are the Sungai Buloh KTM station, the Kuala Lumpur KTM station, the KL Sentral KTM station, and the Kajang KTM station.
Connect to Express Rail Link (ERL) Train
Passengers for KLIA / klia2 airport may take the KTM Komuter to KL Sentral station to take the KLIA Ekspres or KLIA Transit ERL train.
Alternatively, passengers can stop at Bandar Tasik Selatan KTM station and walk over to the Bandar Tasik Selatan ERL station for KLIA Transit ERL train to the airport.
KTM Komuter’s integrations with other rail systems
The KTM Komuter network consists of two lines namely the Port Klang line and Seremban line. It covers more than 280km length of rail network that has 59 stations.
The following diagram shows how the KTM Komuter stations integrate with other rail systems to complete the Greater KL / Klang Valley Integrated Transit System.
| KTM Komuter Route Map |
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Batu Caves |
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Taman Wahyu |
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Kampung Batu |
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Batu Kentonmen |
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Sentul |
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Putra ⇄ AG4 SP4 |
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Bank Negara ⇄ AG6 SP6 |
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Kuala Lumpur ⇄ KJ14 SBK16 |
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KL Sentral ⇄ KJ15 MR1 ERL SBK15 |
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Mid Valley |
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Seputeh |
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Salak Selatan |
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Bandar Tasik Selatan ⇄ SP15 ERL |
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Serdang |
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Kajang ⇄ SBK31 |
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UKM |
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Bangi |
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Batang Benar |
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Nilai ⇄ Airport Liner ⇄ KLIA / klia2 |
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Labu |
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Tiroi |
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Seremban |
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Senawang |
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Sungai Gadut |
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Rembau |
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Tampin |
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Batang Melaka |
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Gemas |
Greater Kuala Lumpur / Klang Valley Integrated Transit System
What is the role of KTM Komuter in the Greater Kuala Lumpur / Klang Valley Integrated Transit System? For better visualization, you can review these rail lines, Line 1 – KTM Seremban Line and Line 2 – KTM Port Klang Line, on the following integrated transit map.
The Klang Valley Integrated Transit System consists of the following rail systems that operate seamlessly together: