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What is KTM Komuter?
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KTM Komuter is the first electrified commuter train service in Malaysia. It was introduced in 1995 that provides suburban railway services covering city centers and suburban areas. It is a popular mode of transport for the people in the Klang Valley to commute to Kuala Lumpur. Passengers can rest in the comfort coaches while being taken to their destinations at a very reasonable fares.
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Where does the KTM komuter travel to, what area does KTM Komuter cover?
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KTM Komuter presently offering services between Rawang - Seremban, Rawang - Tanjung Malim and Pelabuhan Klang - Batu Caves. In June 2011, KTM Komuter will be extending its services to Senawang and Sg. Gadut
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How many stations does KTM Komuter have?
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Currently KTM Komuter has 51 stations.
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Where can passengers get more info about KTM Komuter services?
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You can personally visit the information counter at Level 2 of KL Sentral station, any KTM Komuter station or visit our website.
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What is the frequency of all KTM Komuter trains?
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The frequency of all commuter trains is every 30 minute during off peak. During peak hours certain high density routes would have 15 minutes waiting time for the train. The areas with 15 minute interval during rush hours are Sungai Buloh - Bangi & Klang - Putra routes only.
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Are feeder buses & taxis available at the stations?
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All major stations provide feeder buses & taxis. However, we would advise passengers to use taxi services as some stations do not have feeder bus services.
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Where can I get KTM Komuter train timetables?
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Train timetables are available at most KTM Komuter stations and on our website.
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Does KTM Komuter have a hotline or call center number?
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Yes, please call our call center at 1300 88 5862. You can also email us at komuter4u@ktmb.com.my should you need more information. |
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Can I use Touch & Go card to use the KTM Komuter service?
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Yes, you can use the Touch & Go. All stations are equipped with Touch & Go facilities.
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What is the time duration by taking the KTM Komuter train from Seremban, Pelabuhan Klang and Rawang to Kuala Lumpur?
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From Seremban to Kuala Lumpur, approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes.
From Pelabuhan Klang to Kuala Lumpur, approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes.
From Rawang to Kuala Lumpur, approximately 50 minutes.
From Batu Caves to Kuala Lumpur, approximately 26 minutes.
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Does KTM Komuter have interchange stations linking to other rail operators?
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Yes, KTM Komuter has access to station bus, RapidKL, KL Monorail & ERL. Interchange stations are:
( 1 ) KL Sentral for RapidKL Kelana Jaya Line/KL Monorail/ERL.
( 2 ) Bandar Tasik Selatan for RapidKL Ampang Line/ERL/TBS-BTS.
( 3 ) Bank Negara for RapidKL Ampang Line.
By using KTM Komuter, passengers would have better and convenient access to perform their shopping, official matters sightseeing etc.
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Can I use KTM Komuter to go to Batu Caves Temple?
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The Sentul - Batu Caves is open to public on 29 July 2010. So, KTM Komuter will be the best choice for passengers to get direct access to this magnificent world renowned temple.
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Can I make an arrangement with KTM Komuter to bring around 40 students on a day trip from Seremban town to Kuala Lumpur? Can you provide me with a quotation for the price?
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Yes, our Sales & Marketing team will be happy to provide you with information on this matter. Please call 03 – 2279 8843/8841 or visit our office on Level 2, KL Sentral station.
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