Singapore reviewing Malaysia’s request to start cross-border bus services from JB at 4am


Malaysia’s Land Public Transport Agency plans to start operating cross-border bus services earlier. - The Star

SINGAPORE: The Land Transport Authority (LTA) and Singapore bus operators are reviewing a request from Malaysia to start operating cross-border bus services from Johor Bahru an hour earlier.

LTA told The Straits Times on July 29 that it had received a request from Malaysia’s Land Public Transport Agency on June 17 to start operating cross-border bus services earlier and that it is “working with our bus operators to review the request”.

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