The first day of operations of the Shah Alam Line (LRT3) attracted strong public interest, with commuters, families and rail enthusiasts flocking to stations to experience the new service.
Many were seen taking photographs of the trains and capturing memories of their inaugural journeys.
Spanning 37.8km, the line runs between Johan Setia Station in Klang and Bandar Utama Station in Petaling Jaya, connecting the western corridor of the Klang Valley, including Petaling Jaya, Shah Alam and Klang.
The new line is expected to improve connectivity and provide commuters with a more convenient travel option in Selangor.
To encourage more people to experience the service, free rides on the Shah Alam Line are being offered until July 31.
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Commuters taking photos of the new service while waiting at Glenmarie station.
To encourage more people to experience the service, free rides are offered until July 31.
Bandar Utama Station was the busiest on the first day.
A visually-impaired man using tactile tiles to guide his movement at Bandar Utama station while being escorted by a staff member.
The spacious interior of the train.
Many commuters were taking photos of the train as it comes to a stop.
