How to use
Last updated: 29 September 2026
Look up rail and bus routes in Malaysia in 5 languages. This page explains the basics.
1. Search for a route
- In “From” and “To (station or stop)”, type a station name, stop name or station code, then choose from the suggestions. Suggestions appear once you type 3 or more characters. You can type station names in Malay, English, Japanese, Chinese or Korean.
- Press “Leave now” to change the departure or arrival date and time.
- Press “Search” to list routes under “Route options” on the right. You can sort them by “Earliest arrival”, “Shortest duration” or “Fewest transfers”.
- Choose a route to see its details, such as transfers, stops along the way and links to check it in a map app.
2. Area, transport mode and display language
- Use “Service area” at the top of the screen to choose “Malaysia — nationwide”, “Klang Valley (KL & Selangor)”, towns in each state and more. Changing the area clears the origin and destination you have entered.
- For the transport mode, choose “Recommended (bus + train)”, “Bus only” or “Train only”.
- You can choose the display language from Chinese, Malay, English, Korean and Japanese.
3. Find stations near me
- Press “Find stations near me” and allow your browser to use your location.
- Nearby train stations and bus stops are shown, up to 5 of each, with their straight-line distance.
- Press “Set as origin” to use a station as your origin. Press “Show map” to open Google Maps.
- If you have chosen an area served by only one operator (for example, Rapid KL Rail), stations near you are searched nationwide. If you choose a station in another area, the area switches automatically.
- Your location is used only for this search and is not stored.
4. Route view
- Press “Route view” to choose stations on a line diagram or a map. You can then search with the chosen stations as your origin and destination.
- You can switch the map between 2D and 3D.
5. Weather and station details
- The weather for the selected area is shown below the search form (it is not shown for “Malaysia — nationwide” or KTM).
- Press a station name, for example in the route details, to open the details of that station or stop (lines, the station name in each language, the timetable and links to map apps).
6. Member features (sign in with Google)
When you are not signed in, your search history stays only in the current tab and is deleted when you close it.
- Saved routes: press the heart on a route to save it. You can save up to 20; saving a 21st route deletes the oldest one.
- Search history: while you are signed in, your latest 50 searches are saved to your account. You can delete them one at a time or all at once.
- Recent posts: in preparation.
7. Frequently asked questions
Does it cost anything?
No, it is free.
Are delays and cancellations shown?
The Service shows scheduled times based on public timetables. Please check each operator’s official information for delays and cancellations.
Is my location stored?
No. It is used only to find nearby stations.
What does “Reference rendering (generated)” next to a station name mean?
It is a reference rendering created by AI or from a glossary. The official name is the one written in the official data (the original name).