Land public transport rolls out with more stops and perks


Hassle-free journeys: Commuters waiting for their ride at a station. The new LEP (above) is aimed at reducing congestion along the Federal Highway between Kuala Lumpur and Subang Jaya. — S.S.KANESAN /The Starrep:KATHLEEN/ MELIZARANI

PETALING JAYA: Land public transport in the Klang Valley received a huge boost with the opening of 16 new light rail transit (LRT) stations to form a seamless loop between the Kelana Jaya and Sri Petaling lines.

The LRT line extension project , otherwise known as the LEP, which took more than five years to complete at a cost of about RM7bil, allows uninterrupted LRT travel between Gombak all the way to Sentul Timur as well as Ampang.

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