
Malaysia Public Transport Guide 2026: LRT, MRT, KTM, Bus & Touch 'n Go
Malaysia's urban rail network is one of the most extensive in Southeast Asia — but if you're new to it, the different operators, line names, and payment methods can be confusing. This guide covers everything you need to know. This guide is cross-posted from Sorted — a free resource for navigating Malaysian bureaucracy and life admin. Quick Summary Minimum fare: RM0.70 (bus) Rail fares: RM1.00–RM9.50 Monthly pass (PULSE): From RM30/month Payment: Touch 'n Go card (physical) or TNG eWallet (NFC) The Klang Valley Rail Network The Klang Valley (Kuala Lumpur and surroundings) has rail and bus services run by three separate operators : Operator Services Fares Rapid KL (Prasarana) LRT (Ampang/Sri Petaling + Kelana Jaya), MRT (Kajang + Putrajaya lines), KL Monorail, Rapid KL Bus RM1.00–RM9.50 KTM (Keretapi Tanah Melayu) KTM Komuter (commuter rail, greater KV) ~RM1.00–RM10.60 ERL (Express Rail Link) KLIA Ekspres, KLIA Transit (airport trains) RM35 (KL Sentral–KLIA) These are separate companies
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