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21.1 Transit Map Rev28102018 2 1 TANJUNG BATU CAVES MALIM GOMBAK 4 SUNGAI BULOH SENTUL TIMUR Kampung 9 Selamat AMPANG Kwasa Damansara TITIWANGSA Kwasa Sentral MRT LALUAN SUNGAI BULOH - KAJANG MRT SUNGAI BULOH - KAJANG LINE 9 Kota Medan Damansara Tuanku KTM LALUAN SKYPARK KTM SKYPARK LINK Surian 10 Dang Sultan Wangi Mutiara Ismail Damansara Cochrane B1 Bandar Bukit Utama Bintang Tun Razak MALURI Exchange (TRX) Penumpang perlu keluar daripada bangunan stesen untuk pertukaran ke laluan yang lain.* TTDI Taman MASJID PLAZA HANG Pertama Passengers are required to exit station building to switch lines.* JAMEK RAKYAT TUAH Phileo Taman Stesen Pertukaran Damansara Penumpang TIDAK PERLU keluar daripada CHAN Midah bangunan stesen untuk pertukaran ke laluan yang lain. * Pusat Bandar SOW LIN Taman Interchange Station Damansara MERDEKA Passengers are NOT REQUIRED to exit Mutiara station building to switch lines. * PASAR Semantan Muzium Negara SENI Taman KL SENTRAL Connaught Taman KL SENTRAL Suntex 10 Sri Raya TERMINAL 10 Bandar Tun SKYPARK Hussein (Lapangan Terbang Penumpang digalakkan untuk menggunakan kad MyRapid Touch ‘n Onn * Go (bagi laluan rel Rapid KL) atau kad Touch ‘n Go semasa Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah) menggunakan perkhidmatan tren bagi perkiraan tambang yang lebih rendah dan pertukaran yang lebih lancar di stesen pertukaran. Abdullah Batu 11 Penumpang yang menggunakan tiket/token sehala yang ingin Ara Lembah membuat pertukaran ke laluan lain di stesen pertukaran adalah Hukum Abdullah Cheras tertakluk pada arahan penggunaan yang ditetapkan seperti yang Damansara Subang Universiti berikut: Hukum - membuat pertukaran di stesen pertukaran selepas keluar dari pintu automatik Kerinchi BANDAR Bukit - mendapatkan tiket/token sehala baharu di mesin jualan tiket (TVM) Dukung yang telah disediakan sebelum membuat pertukaran. Glenmarie TASIK SELATAN Passengers are advised to use MyRapid Touch ‘n Go (for Rapid KL rail Sungai * lines) or Touch ‘n Go cards during their journey on the train to enjoy Subang lower fares and convenience of switching line(s) at interchange Setia Jernih station(s). Jaya Jaya Stadium Passengers with one-way tickets/tokens that need to switch to other lines at the interchange station is subject to user instructions as below: 9 Kajang - change lines at interchange station after exiting the automatic gate KAJANG - purchase new one-way tickets/tokens at Ticket Vending Subang Machines (TVM) before switching lines. Jaya B1 Kajang 2 (Akan Datang COMING SOON) B1 SUNWAY-SETIA JAYA USJ 7 Sungai Gadut PUTRA HEIGHTS Kinrara BK 5 Rembau TAMPIN / 2 PULAU SEBANG NOTA : NOTE : Sila ikut langkah berikut apabila menggunakan stesen sambungan Rapid KL : Please observe the following steps for journey between Rapid KL connecting stations :- Dang Wangi dan Bukit Nanas Dang Wangi and Bukit Nanas Beli token untuk perjalanan hingga stesen Dang Wangi (jika dari LRT Laluan Kelana Jaya) dan stesen Bukit Nanas (jika dari Purchase tokens up to Dang Wangi (if from LRT Kelana Jaya Line) and Bukit Nanas (if from KL Monorail Line). Laluan Monorel KL). Keluar dari stesen destinasi tersebut dan beli token perjalanan baharu untuk memasuki stesen sambungan. Exit station upon arrival and purchase another new token to enter connecting station. Sultan Ismail dan Medan Tuanku Sultan Ismail and Medan Tuanku Beli token untuk perjalanan hingga stesen Sultan Ismail (jika dari Laluan LRT Ampang / Sri Petaling) dan stesen Medan Tuanku (jika Purchase tokens up to Sultan Ismail (if from LRT Ampang / Sri Petaling Lines) and Medan Tuanku (if from KL Monorail Line). dari Laluan Monorel KL). Keluar dari stesen destinasi tersebut dan beli token perjalanan baharu untuk memasuki stesen sambungan. Exit station upon arrival and purchase another new token to enter connecting station. KL Sentral (LRT Laluan Kelana Jaya), KL Sentral (Laluan Monorel KL) dan Muzium Negara (MRT Laluan Sg Buloh-Kajang) KL Sentral (LRT Kelana Jaya Line), KL Sentral (KL Monorail Line) and Muzium Negara (MRT Sg Buloh-Kajang Line). Beli token untuk perjalanan hingga stesen KL Sentral atau Muzium Negara (di laluan di mana anda berada). Purchase tokens up to KL Sentral or Muzium Negara (on the current line you are on). Keluar dari stesen destinasi tersebut dan beli token perjalanan baharu untuk memasuki stesen sambungan. Exit station upon arrival and purchase another new token to enter connecting station. Air Asia - Bukit Bintang (Laluan Monorel KL) dan Bukit Bintang (MRT Laluan Sg Buloh-Kajang) Air Asia - Bukit Bintang (KL Monorail Line) and Bukit Bintang (MRT Sg Buloh-Kajang Line). Beli token untuk perjalanan hingga stesen Air Asia - Bukit Bintang (jika dari Laluan Monorel KL) dan stesen Bukit Bintang (jika dari MRT Purchase tokens up to Air Asia - Bukit Bintang (if from KL Monorail Line) and Bukit Bintang (if from Laluan Sg Buloh - Kajang). Keluar dari stesen destinasi tersebut dan beli token perjalanan baharu untuk memasuki stesen sambungan. MRT Sg Buloh-Kajang Line). Exit station upon arrival and purchase another new token to enter connectiing station. Bagi pengguna kad MyRapid Touch ‘n Go, tambang akan ditolak berdasarkan perjalanan anda. For MyRapid Touch ‘n Go card users, fare will be deducted accordingly as you travel. PUBLISHED DATE : 28 OCTOBER 2018.
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