7 March 2019
The My100 unlimited travel pass for land public transport users has recorded more than 100,000 registered users, a figure which shows that the general public is increasingly receptive towards public transport usage, said the transport minister Anthony Loke as reported by Berita Harian.
“I am glad to announce that the government’s launching of the My100 and My50 passes in order to encourage the use of public transport has started to bear fruit,” he said at the official launch of the Putra Heights to KLIA/klia2 feeder bus service.
Having commenced operations last month, the feeder bus service between Putra Heights LRT station and KLIA or klia2 was officiated this morning. The feeder bus service is an initiative put forth by Prasarana and Jetbus (via parent company Hafeena) for the route between the suburb and the airports.
“What is important is that we want to see healthy competition (between government-owned Prasarana and privately owned Jetbus) which will lead to improved service. This LRT station was chosen as it connects many routes to KLIA,” he said.
The Prasarana service offers combo tickets for RM10 one way from any Prasarana service prior to the Rapid feeder bus from Putra Heights LRT to either KLIA or klia2, while while the Jetbus service costs RM4 one way, also from Putra Heights LRT to either airport.
Source: paultan.org
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