Transport & Mobility news in Petaling Jaya
24 stories within reach of Petaling Jaya, published in the last 30 days and gathered from Malaysian news sources.
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Malaysia Airlines retimes KLIA flights as airspace closes for National Day flypast rehearsals
Malaysia Airlines will reschedule selected flights at KLIA on August 24 due to airspace closures for National Day flypast rehearsals. Passengers are advised to check their flight status and allow extra time. The airline apologizes for any inconvenience.
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Kelana Jaya LRT services back to normal after Putra Heights safety system fault
Rapid KL announced that the Kelana Jaya LRT Line resumed normal operations at 9.19am after a safety system fault at the Putra Heights station caused a temporary disruption. The fault, which occurred earlier in the morning, led to delays and inconvenience for commuters. Services have since returned to normal.
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Kelana Jaya LRT services fully restored after power outage near University station
Kelana Jaya LRT services were fully restored at 10.25am after a power supply disruption near the University station caused delays for commuters. The disruption affected the stretch between Universiti and KL Gateway stations, with Rapid Rail deploying shuttle buses and apologizing for the inconvenience.
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Power outage at University station disrupts Kelana Jaya LRT services
A power outage at University station on the Kelana Jaya LRT line caused delays on the morning of August 13. Rapid Rail is working to restore normal service, and commuters are advised to expect delays.
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Man arrested after trying to open Batik Air emergency door at 9,144m on flight from Malaysia to India
A man was arrested after allegedly attempting to open an emergency exit door on a Batik Air flight from Malaysia to India at an altitude of 9,144 meters. The incident occurred mid-flight, and the suspect was taken into custody upon landing in India.
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Explainer: How much leeway do emergency vehicles have on Malaysian roads, and what traffic rules are non-negotiable?
The article explains the legal requirements and leeway for emergency vehicles in Malaysia, detailing which vehicles qualify, the obligations of other road users to give way, and the penalties for non-compliance. It also clarifies the non-negotiable traffic rules that apply to all drivers.
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PLUS braces for 2.2 million vehicles during National Day, school holidays
PLUS Malaysia Berhad anticipates a surge in traffic, with up to 2.2 million vehicles expected on its highways during the National Day and school holiday period. The company advises motorists to plan their trips and use the Touch 'n Go card or PLUSMiles for smoother travel.
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Rapid KL to run 24-hour trains and buses for Merdeka Eve and National Day crowds
Rapid KL will operate selected rail and bus services 24 hours on Aug 30 and 31 to accommodate crowds attending Merdeka Eve and National Day celebrations in Kuala Lumpur. The extended service covers major routes and interchanges to ensure smooth movement of the public.
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Any lane, any time: Plus activates JustGo ANPR toll payments across North-South Expressway minus Penang Bridge
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 21 — Plus Malaysia has activated its JustGo toll payment system across the entire North-South Ex...
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Delays on Kelana Jaya LRT Line after suspected power supply fault
Rapid KL reported delays on the Kelana Jaya LRT Line due to a suspected power supply fault. Commuters are advised to expect longer travel times while the issue is being addressed.
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Road crashes cost Malaysia up to RM30b a year, but human cost of 18 daily deaths is far greater, says minister
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 17 — Malaysia incurs up to RM30 billion in socio-economic losses each year due to road accidents...
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On-demand car sharing platform, Socar is shutting down in Malaysia after 8 years of operations.
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 15 — Users have recently received messages and notification in the app, informing th...
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KTMB adds 124 ETS, EMU Plus services, nearly 39,000 seats for National Day, school holidays
KTMB is adding 124 additional ETS and EMU Plus train services, providing nearly 39,000 extra seats, to accommodate increased demand during the National Day and school holidays. The additional services will operate across various routes in Peninsular Malaysia from August 29 to September 1.
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Anthony Loke’s transport push: LRT3 opens, ridership surges past one million, but congestion fight unfinished
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 14 — Nearly four years into his second stint as transport minister, Anthony Loke can point to ga...
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Alam Flora regrets impact, pledges safety focus as Pantai Hillpark lorry crash probe continues
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 13 — Alam Flora has pledged its full cooperation with authorities in the probe into a crash invo...
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Malaysia Aviation Group mandates pilot drug tests after off-duty crew member’s Jakarta drug arrest
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 7 — Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) has commenced mandatory drug screening for all 1,260 Malaysia...
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Batik Air offers Merdeka fare discounts to passengers at Subang Airport
Batik Air is offering special Merdeka fare discounts and exclusive retail benefits to passengers at Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport in Subang as part of a campaign involving the airline's retail partners.
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‘Not our facility, not our customer’: Aviation company distances itself from Subang helicopter fire
SUBANG JAYA, Aug 15 — An aviation maintenance company today denied any connection to the Kamov Ka-32 helicopter th...
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Six-month traffic diversion begins today along Damansara-Shah Alam NKVE
A six-month traffic diversion begins today on the Damansara-Shah Alam route along the NKVE at KM13.60. The diversion is expected to cause delays for motorists using this stretch of highway.
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Free rides are over: LRT3 Shah Alam Line passengers start paying tomorrow
The free fare period for the LRT3 Shah Alam Line ends tomorrow, and passengers will begin paying for rides. The six-week promotional period was part of the line's launch. The article details the upcoming fare changes.
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Public urged to plan journey, arrive early amid National Day road closures in Putrajaya
Authorities urge the public to plan their journeys and arrive early due to road closures in Putrajaya for the 2026 National Day celebration at Dataran Putrajaya. The closures are expected to cause traffic disruptions, and attendees are advised to use public transport and follow official guidance.
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Going to Dataran Putrajaya for National Day celebrations? Free water taxis are available from 5am on Aug 31
The article announces that free water taxi services will be available from 5am on August 31 for attendees of the 2026 National Day celebrations at Dataran Putrajaya, aiming to facilitate public transport to the event.
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National Day in Putrajaya: 80,000 visitors, nearly 4,000 police, plenty of road closures but 103 shuttle buses to get you there
Malay Mail reports that 3,811 police personnel will be deployed for the National Day celebration in Putrajaya, expecting 80,000 visitors. Road closures will be implemented, but 103 shuttle buses will be provided to ease access to the event.
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National Day 2026: Putrajaya road closures begin tomorrow, only two bridges to remain open
Police will implement road closures and enhanced security in Putrajaya starting tomorrow for National Day 2026 celebrations, with only two bridges remaining open. Motorists are advised to plan alternate routes.