Shah alam/Klang are huge. Good that there is this proposal on the Northern corridor of Shah Alam & Klang but they forgotten the SOuthen corridor of Shah Aam that is progressin at much faster rate compare to the Northern side i.e:

1) Sri Muda- Kemuning- Bkt Rimau
2) Kg Jawa/Jln Kebun
3) Bkt Tinggi-Botanic
4) Pandamaran- Teluk Gong

These areas reachaeble via Putra Height line

Bro,

I din know you are here too Still active in GPS communities? You are expert on this LRT right

I searched for SP Setia MasterPlan and found http://www.spsetia.com.my/setia-alam/setia...master-plan.pdf . But that doesn't have any LRT reserves marked.

KTM - Supporting the Centre part of Shah ALam, Klang & P/Klang
LRT KJ Ex - Suporting the Northern side

and ideally - Putra Height Ext supporing the Southern side (If there is such proposal

We need all of it, actually

Kg Jawa-Bukit Tinggi is fast developing, Kg Jawa is having Alam Impian as shown in my LRT line pics. Speaking of that, I forgot to indicate the colours ; Bukit Tinggi just started their Bukit Tinggi 3 if I'm not mistaken. I've passed by that place several times to see that it has put up zinc 'walls'. (Jln Klang-Banting, after AEON KESAS-flyover.)

Southern part is very critical. I see Kemuning area have very very very very weak public transportation. Close to zero support only buses I see going through (nearest that I see) are the SBS (Seranas) stopping at Tmn Sri Muda.

This post has been edited by patienceGNR: Apr 24 2013, 12:22 PM

That is why In my view we need 2 more extension lines Norhern part - The already huge townships of Bkt Jelutong - Subang - Setia ALam - Meru till Northport

and fast developing SOuhern part

Because there is no plans to build MRT from Putra Heights to Klang...

All these public transportation (especially trains) should've been talked and developed during Abdullah's period, what to do, tidur lagi la.

Bkt Jelutong is a place that heavily needs train also. My friend live at that area mati ler, everyday jam jam jam We should do like Singapore, circular tracks

If that is the case, most will prefer car/taxi over LRT/MRT..

Hopefully our LYN transport minister can brings up LYN proposal of having the Southern Corridor lines too ad even better since Unker Sabre23T also now joining this thread

Southern rakyat must bangkit! UBAH!! owait... different topic

Hi patienceGNR nice maps of possible routes. Did you paint on a screencapture of google maps? That's hard to compare/zoom/change layers. I'm particularly interested in your southern alignment.

Perhaps you can edit your proposed routes on Google Places My Maps? You can use this "LRT3 LYN Alignments" map to import kml or use it as base, http://goo.gl/maps/W4uaI .


PS: Yes Bro Stimix, I've been here since 2008. Though I haven't been very active here. Also very much less active on MSM/MFM. More active on other GPS related activities. ;-}

This post has been edited by sabre23t: Apr 24 2013, 01:08 PM

The one I saw actually quite long ago when they put up the model in their show room. I'm not sure the present one in their showroom still got or not.

Maybe I need to revisit the showroom to checkout their latest developement.

The public transport is bad.
That's why LRT is a very good news for ppl staying there.

Did you read KL traffic will be reduced to 10km/h during traffics jams as car usage grows?

Edit - Source : Kampung

This post has been edited by dotadellpro: Apr 24 2013, 01:21 PM

But still no point..

If I stay in Sri Muda and Kota Kemuning, I will need to drive my car to nearest station Putra Heights/Tmn Megah??

But then I still have to jam from Sri Muda to Tmn Megah via Kesas -> HICOM..


Okay given that I have alternative station at USJ, I still have to drive to USJ station and park there, but then I jam at Kewajipan interchange for 30 mins??

So tell me what is the point of taking LRT at Putra Heights and USJ, when I still have to start jam at my area already, reach LRT station have to find parking, and when on board LRT, I still have to pass through Kelana Jaya and then only can go to KL..

nice. no need to think about parking anymore when go watch football.

hmm, I'm wondering how are they going to plan to connect the Kelana jaya line

Sorry bro, misunderstood, thought you live at Putra Heights.

Oh well, bad luck for you to live so far from the planned station. Hope government build more MRTs, but PR have not promised any MRT.

May I ask, why LRT?

Why not MRT?