should be extend till bukit tinggi..no point to end at Port ..why ppl want take lrt to port??

This post has been edited by Yukieliow: Oct 21 2013, 10:10 AM

None as far as I known. Kelana Jaya station ridership will be a bit lower compared to now as by then, people no longer have to stop at Kelana Jaya station to board buses to other areas.

Not known, but I only seen proposal for KTM station in the MBSA recent plan.

akhirnya................ horeenh..

Bandar sultan sulaiman?! All indon wei

In a hindsight, near Northport

northport all taiwan factory... oh ya... samseng samsung there too.

cargill near southport...

For Klang people who wants to go to KL, take KTM better.

For those who want to go to major part of Shah Alam, take LRT 3

at least can go to work w/o driving.

project stop at y2015 due to economy problem

This line (LRT 3) should be government TOP PRIORITY. Urgent than MRT 1 because all HIGHWAYS from DMNSARA/PJ <=> SHAH ALAM is DEAD-LOCK - LDP, NKVE, SUBANG AIRPORT, KELANA JAYA BY-PASS ETC..

Doesn't seem likely that they will start work on it before they finish with the current lrt extension.

Cheras area urgently need MRT 1 as well.

LRT 3 Updates:

PRASARANA Malaysia Bhd will start dishing out major work packages of the RM9bil light rail transit line three (LRT 3), most probably from the beginning of the second half of next year, following the appointment of the project delivery partner (PDP) for the development.

“The LRT 3 from Bandar Utama to Klang will span about 36km in length with 25 stations plus an underground station. It is understood that LRT 3 is crucial to serve the capital of the most industrialised state in the country, Shah Alam.”

It has been reported that from Bandar Utama, the line will go on to Tropicana before cutting across Hicom-Glenmarie Industrial Park, heading for Shah Alam via Section 13 near the Shah Alam Stadium, Universiti Teknologi Mara in Section 2 and i-City in Section 7. The line will then travel down to Bukit Raja to the Klang KTM Komuter station before heading further south for Bukit Tinggi and Johan Setia.

It is expected that LRT 3 will be operational in 2020, while the LEP for the Kelana Jaya Line will be completed by October 2016.

http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...2015/?style=biz