Transport & Mobility news in Johor Bahru
5 stories within reach of Johor Bahru, published in the last 30 days and gathered from Malaysian news sources.
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JB commercial areas short of parking due to Singapore workers; new paid system proposed
Johor Bahru's commercial areas are facing a parking shortage partly due to Singaporean workers, prompting a new paid parking system as part of efforts to ease traffic ahead of the RTS Link launch.
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Loke assures RTS Link travellers: Passports accepted, QR system offered as digital option
Transport Minister Anthony Loke confirmed that passports will be accepted for RTS Link travel, with a QR code system as an optional digital alternative. The assurance was given in Johor Bahru.
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MyBorderPass down at KSAB bus and motorcycle lanes, travellers advised to switch to Immigration counters or MyNIISe
The MyBorderPass application is experiencing a system disruption at the Sultan Abu Bakar Complex (KSAB) bus and motorcycle lanes, causing delays for travellers. Authorities advise using manual Immigration counters or the MyNIISe system as an alternative.
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Malaysia and Singapore to announce RTS Link fare soon, Loke says talks moving smoothly
Malaysia's Transport Minister Anthony Loke announced that the fare for the Johor Bahru-Singapore RTS Link will be announced soon, with negotiations progressing smoothly. The RTS Link is a rapid transit system connecting the two countries, expected to ease cross-border travel for thousands of daily commuters.
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Zahid chairs road safety panel, maps congestion fixes before Johor Bahru RTS January debut
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi chaired a road safety committee meeting in Putrajaya, where plans were discussed to ease traffic congestion in Johor Bahru city centre ahead of the RTS Link's debut in January. The committee also addressed road safety issues and mapped out congestion fixes for the area.