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OTHER PUBLIC TRANSPORT OPTIONS TO SUNWAY CAMPUS SUNWAY BUS PUBLIC BUS SERVICES (via Sunway Pyramid) SERVICES GUIDE RAPID KL (www.myrapid.com.my) – 03-7885 2585 MAIN BUS ROUTES 2015 sunway.edu.my U62 - Klang, Lebuhraya Persekutuan (Federal Highway), AEON BIG Subang Jaya, Subang Parade, Subang Jaya Medical Centre,Sri KL, New Pantai Expressway, Sunway Pyramid U63 - Good Year Court 7, Persiaran Kewajipan, Summit USJ (opposite), New Pantai Expressway, Sunway Lagoon (opposite), Lebuhraya Persekutuan (Federal Highway), Asia Jaya, Jln Syed Putra, Mid Valley, KL Sentral U67 - Subang Mewah USJ 1, Petronas USJ 4, Persiaran Kewajipan, AEON BIG Subang Jaya, Subang Jaya Medical Centre, New Pantai Expressway, Sunway Pyramid, Persiaran Kemajuan, Good Year Court 9, Jalan USJ 14/1K KEPONG - KELANA U623 - Kelana Jaya, Bandar Sunway, Sunway Pyramid, Subang Jaya Medical Centre, AEON BIG Subang Jaya, TMN JAYA BKT KL - Subang Parade MALURI BANGSAR - U76 - from Subang Parade, AEON BIG Subang Jaya, Subang Jaya Medical Centre, Sunway Pyramid, Klang Road, SS2 Mid Valley, KL Sentral T523 – USJ 14, Goodyear Court 7, Goodyear Court 9, Mydin, Summit USJ, Jalan Subang Utama, Sri KL, Subang 1 Jaya Medical Centre, AEON BIG Subang Jaya BANDAR UTAMA 1B METROBUS – 03-5635 7897 2 Metrobus 10 - From Kota Raya, Jln Tun HS Lee, Jln Sultan Mohd, Lebuh Persekutuan (Federal Highway), New Pantai Expressway, Persiaran Tujuan, USJ 14, Persiaran Mulia USJ 1 Metrobus 13 - From Kota Raya, Jln Tun HS Lee, Jln Sultan Mohd, Lebuh Persekutuan (Federal Highway), New 1A Pantai Expressway, Persiaran Tujuan, Subang Mewah, USJ 14, Persiaran Mulia USJ 1 KLANG TOWN - TMN PRIVATE SCHOOL BUS SERVICES BERKELEY - CHERAS - Available for Old Klang Road, Taman Desa, Taman Gembira, Taman United, Taman Overseas Union, Taman SETIA ALAM OUG Overseas Union Heights, Taman Yarl, PJ Old Town, Section 18 & PJ State, Taman Seputeh, Sri Petaling & Puchong, kindly liaise with Mr Tai Kon Swee at 019-3349715 or 79820730 / 79834118 / 79839381. Please note that this is strictly an arrangement between the students and the bus contractor. All students are requested to deal directly with the school bus contractor in order to finalise their transportation needs. 6 SUNWAY 4 FREE SHUTTLE BUS SERVICES Free shuttle runs every 25 minutes (subject to traffic conditions) between 0700 and 2130 h-ours daily. CAMPUS The shuttle operates at: 1) Sunway Pyramid Hotel 6) Monash University Sunway Campus 7 2) Sunway Resort Hotel & Spa 7) Sun-U Residence 3) Sunway Pyramid Mall (under the Lion head) 8) Sunway Medical Centre 4) Sunway Lagoon Entrance 9) Sunway South Quay 5) Sunway University / Sunway College (Side Entrance) 10) Menara Sunway 3A KAJANG - For further information on free shuttle bus services: 03-5635 7488 SERI KEMBANGAN 3 5 KOTA KEMUNING- SHAH ALAM- SOUTH SUBANG KLANG JAYA BKT JALIL- PUCHONG- SUBANG Updated 26 February 2015 FR FIRST AFTER FR FIRST AFTER PICK UP CLASS PICK UP CLASS KTM Kepong Centre (Desa Kompleks) Canal Gardens, Kota Kemuning Taman Sri Muda (Bus Stop Jalan Persiaran (SS22/43) (Damansara Jaya) KTM Kepong - Sunway (Guard House) opposite Mydin) 1 Desa Kompleks Pyramid* McDonald’s, Kota Kemuning Kota Sunway Jalan SS 23/23 (Yuk Chai Primary School) 6.40am 5.50pm Federal Highway (Batu 3 Bus Stop) Kelana Jaya LRT Station (Opposite MBSA Kota Kemuning Subang Parade (Bus Stop) Kemuning Pyramid* KEPONG - 3A branch) 6.35am 5.50pm KELANA JAYA Sunway Campus (after class pick up at Sunway Pyramid*) Sunway Campus (after class pick Jalan Kemuning Palma (Palma up at Sunway Pyramid*) BUS PLATE NO.: WFY 4735 SHAH ALAM - SUBANG JAYA Guard House) DRIVER: MR. MAHESH, 017-680 4474 * Sunway Lagoon Entrance KEMUNING - KOTA Kemuning Utama (Bayu Guard House) One Utama (Bandar Utama) BUS PLATE NO.: DAR 2110 DRIVER: MR. RAVI, 016-364 0395 * Sunway Lagoon Entrance Lebuh Bandar Utama (CentrePoint; McDonald’s) One Sunway 1A Jalan SS 21/64 Utama Pyramid* Bus Stop near 7-Eleven (SS21/62) 6.40am 5.50pm UTAMA BANDAR BANDAR Bus Stop at Jalan SS 22/2 (Across the Highway) Taman Connaught (McDonald’s near Giant-Highway Connaught) Sunway Campus (after class pick up at Sunway Pyramid*) Bandar Tasik Selatan (Shell Station - opposite TBS) Cheras Sunway Sri Petaling LRT Station 6.40am Campus 4 5.50pm BUS PLATE NO.: QKJ 8026 OUG Taman Yarl (Bus Stop at SK Sri Mega) DRIVER: MR. CHANDRAN, 011-3796 9200/016-247 4880 * Sunway Lagoon Entrance CHERAS - OUG (MCA OUG Branch Building) Sunway Campus Taman Bukit Maluri (opposite Petronas Station) BUS PLATE NO.: NAM 7219 Bandar Manjalara (Bus Stop SMK Bandar Manjalara) Tmn Bukit Sunway DRIVER: MR. MURTI, 017-208 3154 1B Desa Park City (Guard House) Maluri Pyramid* Sunway SPK 6.40am 5.50pm MALURI LDP Lebuhraya Bukit Jalil (Petronas Taipan USJ Bus Stop Station - Opposite Taman Bukit (in front of OCBC Bank) Lebuhraya Sunway TAMAN BUKIT TAMAN Sunway Campus (after class pick up at Sunway Pyramid*) 5 Jalil/Calvary Convention Centre) Persiaran Murni USJ 3(Bus Stop) Bukit Jalil Pyramid* BUS PLATE NO.: BEP 3679/BMA 6050 Lebuhraya Bukit Jalil (Shell Station- Persiaran Tujuan (Opposite SMK 6.35am 5.50pm SUBANG Opposite Sri Teratai Apartment) SS 18 Subang Utama) DRIVER: MR. SUBRA, 016-219 9517/ - BKT JALIL PUCHONG - Jalan Puchong (Petron Station - Sunway Campus (after class pick MR. SUBRAMANIAM, 016-694 2411 * Sunway Lagoon Entrance Opposite IOI Mall) up at Sunway Pyramid*) USJ 18 (Shell Station - near Car Park - opposite Central Market Jalan SS 2/24 (Mungo Jerry) USJ 19 City Mall) (Maybank stop) ESH Electrical Shop BUS PLATE NO.: WEE 1410 Monorail Bus Stop SEAPARK Shell Station Bus Stop (Brickfields - opposite KL Sentral) Jalan SS 1/18 DRIVER: MR. PURU, 012-624 1733 OR Tong Nam Building Bus Stop - Jalan Makmur SS 3/39 Kuala Sunway MR. SANGKAR, 014-932 9928 * Sunway Lagoon Entrance 2 Brickfields SS 3/64 (7 Eleven Bus Stop) Lumpur Pyramid* 6.30am 5.50pm - SS2 Jalan Maarof (McDonald’s Bus SS 3/29 (Shell/Esso Bus Stop) Klang KTM Station (in front of Chong Kok Kopitiam & OCBC Bank) Stop) LDP Taman Berkeley (Restaurant Rejab Maju-behind Klang Parade) KL - BANGSAR Jalan Damansara (Medan Sunway Campus (after class Klang Sunway Damansara Bus Stop) pick up at Sunway Pyramid*) 6 Jalan Meru (Bus Stop) Town Pyramid* Jalan 17/21 and Jalan 17/21A Tesco Setia Alam (in front of KFC/Pizza Hut-Medan Setia Alam) 6.30am 5.50pm Jalan 19/7 Sunway Campus (after class pick up at Sunway Pyramid*) SETIA ALAM KLANG TOWN - KLANG TOWN BUS PLATE NO.: BKU 4141 TMN BERKELEY - BUS PLATE NO.: BEL 8933 * Sunway Lagoon Entrance DRIVER: MR. AZMI, 013-226 3221 DRIVER: MR. JAYABALAN, 014-620 2378 * Sunway Lagoon Entrance Petronas Station - Jalan Langat Klang (near Highway & Tesco Extra South Sunway 3 Klang) Klang Pyramid* Kajang (Metro Plaza) Metro Kajang Sunway SOUTH KLANG AEON Bukit Tinggi, Klang (Bus Stop) 6.30am 5.50pm 7 KTM Seri Kembangan (Sri Serdang) 6.30am Campus Sunway Campus (after class pick up at Sunway Pyramid*) SERI Sunway Campus 5.50pm BUS PLATE NO.: BFF 5888/WFH 9954 - KAJANG KEMBANGAN BUS PLATE NO.: WDS 7399 DRIVER: MR. ARVIN, 010-291 9848/MR. ROBERT, 016-359 6378 OR DRIVER: MR. EIANESERN (BOY), 010-247 9314 MR. JIVA,014-923 0695 * Sunway Lagoon Entrance SUNWAY BUS SERVICES For further enquiries, please contact: Bus Pass rate: RM8.00 (Daily Ticket - two-way), RM70 (Bi-Weekly), RM120 (Monthly) BUS OPERATOR: 03-5621 1014 (MAIN) 016-219 9517 (MR. SUBRA)/ 012-273 1014 (MS. SELVI) STUDENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT - 03-7491 8622 Ext. 3629 (MS. ALIAA / 8055 (MS. EE SARN) TERMS & CONDITIONS 1. All passengers MUST purchase a Bus Pass in order to use the Sunway Bus Services. Purchase can be 6. Bus routes are subject to change without prior notice. made at the Finance Department. 7. Sunway University/Sunway College reserves the right to alter the terms & conditions of the Sunway Bus 2. Payments made are not refundable. Services as and when required without prior notice. 3. Passengers MUST present their Bus Pass when boarding the bus. 8. Defaulters will be subjected to disciplinary action by Sunway University/Sunway College. 4. Services are provided from Mondays to Fridays (excluding publicAll information holidays is correct at thefrom time ofJanuary printing (Nov 2014)to November) and is subject to change. All information is correct at the time of printing (Nov 2014) and is subject to change..
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