KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 23 — A mobile application will be launched later this year to coordinate bus routes in the Klang Valley and provide smoother and more efficient service.
Rapid Bus chief executive officer Muhammad Yazurin Sallij Muhammad Yassin said the mobile application is currently in the data collection phase and is being jointly developed by three bus operators, namely Rapid Bus, the Kuala Lumpur City Hall's (DBKL) free GoKL buses, and the Selangor government's Smart Selangor buses.
"We are working on an application that can display all bus services. For example, the Pulse application could come where you can see the GoKL, Smart Selangor buses, and the Rapid Bus routes,” he said during the Rapid Bus Open Day 2023 at the Cheras Selatan Rapid Bus Complex today.
On September 12, Transport Minister Anthony Loke said the ministry via the Land Public Transport Agency (Apad) will coordinate bus service routes in the Klang Valley to better integrate public transport and avoid duplication of bus route operations.
Muhammad Yazurin Sallij said the Rapid Bus Open Day was held for the first time to allow the public to learn more about public transport, especially the KL Rapid Bus Service.
— Bernama
