The Go KL free city bus service was launched to help improve public mobility in the areas of KLCC, Bukit Bintang and Chinatown, and slowly expanded in stages to cover wider area of Kuala Lumpur district.
Travellers can hop on and off at numerous official Go KL City Bus stops that are located conveniently near tourist attractions, shopping malls, food and entertainment areas.
The first deployment of the free Go KL city bus service started on 31st August 2012 and it serves two main routes called the Green Line and Purple Line.
More on Go KL Bus routes
- Green Line – between klcc & wisma athlan
- Purple Line – between hab pasar seni & kota raya
- Red Line – between terminal jalan tun razak & grand season
- Blue Line – between terminal jalan tun razak & grand season
- FAQs – frequently asked questions
On 1st May 2014, the second deployment of the new Red Line and Blue Line were added to expand the coverage of the Go KL bus service.
Go KL City Bus – Green Line
The Green Line commutes between KLCC and Bukit Bintang. This bus route has a stop in front of Suria KLCC and Starhill and Pavilion KL plus other numerous interesting stops along the way.
| Green Line (13 stops, 7.4km, 38mins) | |
|---|---|
| 1. | KLCC |
| 2. | Angkasaraya |
| 3. | MATIC |
| 4. | Concorde Hotel |
| 5. | Wisma Hap Seng |
| 6. | The Weld |
| 7. | Wisma Lim Foo Yong |
| 8. | Pavillion |
| 9. | Ain Arabia |
| 10. | Monorail Raja Chulan |
| 11. | Wisma Rohas Perkasa |
| 12. | Citibank |
| 13. | Wisma Athlan |
Go KL City Bus – Purple Line
The Purple Line takes travelers from the Bukit Bintang area to Chinatown and back. You can get on the bus in front of Pavilion KL, and you can get down at the Central Market, or directly in Chinatown.
Travelers that arrive (or depart) by bus at Pudu Sentral can use the Purple Line to travel free of charge to the Bukit Bintang and KLCC area.
| Purple Line (14 stops, 6.5km, 36mins) | |
|---|---|
| 1. | HAB Pasar Seni |
| 2. | Bangkok Bank |
| 3. | Muzium Telekom |
| 4. | Menara Olympic |
| 5. | KL Tower |
| Purple Line (14 stops, 6.5km, 36mins) | |
|---|---|
| 6. | The Weld |
| 7. | Wisma Lim Foo Yong |
| 8. | Pavillion |
| 9. | Ain Arabia |
| 10. | Wisma Boustead |
| Purple Line (14 stops, 6.5km, 36mins) | |
|---|---|
| 11. | Wisma HLA |
| 12. | Simpang Bkt Ceylon |
| 13. | Muzium Telekom (Opp) |
| 14. | Kota Raya |
Go KL City Bus – Blue Line & Red Line
The Red Line and Blue Line Go KL buses start from the Jalan Tun Razak bus terminal (formerly known as the Pekeliling bus terminal) for better transit integration.
It is a plan to increase the service’s ridership with increased focus on public destinations.
| Blue Line (20 stops, 12km, 45mins) | |
|---|---|
| 1. | Terminal Jalan Tun Razak |
| 2. | HKL (Jalan Pahang) |
| 3. | IPP (Institute for Medical Research) |
| 4. | Masjid Kg Baru |
| 5. | Sekolah Khas Kg Baru |
| 6. | Concorde Hotel |
| 7. | Life Center |
| 8. | Pavillion |
| 9. | Starhill Gallery |
| 10. | Bukit Bintang (Nearby Monorail) |
| 11. | Wisma Boustead |
| 12. | Menara Hap Seng |
| 13. | Bukit Nanas (Nearby Monorail) |
| 14. | Dang Wangi LRT Station |
| 15. | Menara AIA |
| 16. | Munshi Abdullah |
| 17. | Medan MARA |
| 18. | Puteri Park |
| 19. | Chow Kit |
| 20. | Grand Season |
| Red Line (21 stops, 13km, 50mins) | |
|---|---|
| 1. | Terminal Jalan Tun Razak |
| 2. | Hospital Damai |
| 3. | Monorail Chow Kit |
| 4. | Pasar Chow Kit |
| 5. | Sri Amar |
| 6. | Pertama Complex |
| 7. | Globe Silk Store |
| 8. | Coliseum |
| 9. | Dataran Merdeka |
| 10. | Daya Bumi |
| 11. | KTM Kuala Lumpur |
| 12. | KL Sentral |
| 13. | 1 Sentral |
| 14. | National Moseum (Muzium Negara) |
| 15. | Masjid Negara |
| 16. | Dataran Merdeka |
| 17. | Menara DBKL |
| 18. | Medan MARA |
| 19. | Puteri Park |
| 20. | Chow Kit |
| 21. | Grand Season |
The Sri Mahamariamman temple is one of the KL’s attractions you will pass through when using the Go KL City Bus.
Go KL City Bus – FAQs
1. What is Go KL?
Go KL is intended to provide a reliable, affordable, accessible, safe and comfortable “first and last mile” city bus service for private vehicle users, public transport users and tourists in Central Business District (CBD).
Go KL connects users to various places around Kuala Lumpur, such as main office blocks, shopping centres, public transportation hubs, education institutes and tourist attractions.
2. How much will I be charged for riding Go KL?
There will be no charge. Go KL is a free bus service for the time being.
3. How can Go KL benefit the commuters?
Go KL helps users to save money by allowing users to move around KL with no cost. With the availability of park & ride facility, users can reduce the fuel usage of their private vehicles for the day.
Go KL also offers users convenience as the stops are assigned to major shopping malls, business centres and public transport hubs.
In addition, Go KL increases the mobility of KL visitors by reducing the number of private car users in CBD during peak hours. Go KL is eco-friendly since the buses are NGVs, and fewer vehicles in CBD means less carbon footprint.
4. What are the operations hours for all lines?
- Working Day: 6.00am – 11.00pm
- Weekends and Holidays: 7.00am – 11.00pm
5. What is the frequency of Go KL bus?
The frequency for all lines is 5 minutes during peak hours and 10 minutes during non-peak hours.
Working Day – Peak Hours (7.00am – 10.00am & 4.00pm – 8.00pm): Every 5 minutes
Others: Every 10 minutes
6. Can I change between lines?
- Between Blue Line and Red Line at Medan MARA, Puteri Park, and Chow Kit (Jalan Ipoh)
- Between Blue Line and Green Line at Concorde Hotel and Life Centre
- Between Purple Line and Blue Line at Pavillion, Starhill Gallery, Bukit Bintang, Wisma Boustead
- Between Purple, Green, and Blue Line at Pavillion, Starhill Gallery and Bukit Bintang
7. Do I have to book in advance?
No. You can just hop on Go KL bus at any of the stops
8. What are the facilities available on the Go KL bus?
The Go KL bus service can accommodate up to 60 people per bus. Each bus will provide easy accessibility for the disabled, such as wheelchair ramps. Free Wi-Fi is provided for the convenience of tech savvy travelers.
9. Where can I find the latest information on Go KL bus services?
Please check out the moovitapp.com for schedules, routes and stops.