Kuala Lumpur’s changing public transport landscape


Passengers boarding a GoKL bus at the Hab Titiwangsa stop, Kuala Lumpur.

Since Jan 1, Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) has been trialling articulated buses on four GoKL routes, aiming to enhance the city’s public transport system by offering increased passenger capacity and reduced wait times.

These bendy buses, featuring two carriages connected by flexible sections, promise improved manoeuvrability and efficiency.

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