My50 Pass sees surge in subscribers as public transport use grows in Klang Valley


Photo: SAMUEL ONG/The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: The My50 Pass subsidy for public transport users in the Klang Valley now averages 220,000 subscribers per month, demonstrating the initiative's success in encouraging more people to use public transportation.

Transport Minister Anthony Loke said this number has more than doubled from 98,000 since the pass was launched in 2019, and the figure is expected to rise next year with the introduction of the LRT3 line.

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