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KTMB Announces MyKomuter50 Pass; Activation Begins 16 November

Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad (KTMB) has announced that its new MyKomuter50 travel pass will be available for activation starting 16 November 2026. The initiative allows eligible Malaysians to enjoy unlimited rides on selected KTM Komuter services for 30 days at a fixed price of RM50, with the pass officially taking effect on 1 December. Introduced […] The post KTMB Announces MyKomuter50 Pass;…

KTMB Announces MyKomuter50 Pass; Activation Begins 16 November

Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad (KTMB) has announced the availability of its new MyKomuter50 travel pass, which will be accessible for activation starting 16 November 2026. This pass enables eligible Malaysians to enjoy unlimited rides on selected KTM Komuter services for 30 days at a fixed price of RM50, beginning from 1 December.

The MyKomuter50 initiative, part of the government's MADANI initiative, aims to reduce commuting costs, particularly for working adults and students who frequently use KTM Komuter services. Users on certain routes can potentially save up to 88% on their monthly travel expenses. For example, on the Tanjung Malim–KL Sentral route, commuters who typically spend around RM416 over 30 days would only need to pay RM50 with the MyKomuter50 pass, resulting in savings of RM366 or approximately 88%.

MyKomuter50 pass prices are RM50 for each of its three service categories: MyKomuter50 Utara (covering Padang Besar–Butterworth and Butterworth–Ipoh routes), MyKomuter50 Lembah Klang (covering Tanjung Malim–Pelabuhan Klang and Batu Caves–Pulau Sebang/Tampin routes), and MyKomuter50 Shuttle Selatan (covering Paloh–JB Sentral and Kempas Baru–Pasir Gudang routes).

The MyKomuter50 pass is available for purchase to Malaysian citizens aged seven and above, excluding those who already hold the MyRailLife pass. To activate the pass, applicants must present their MyKad or MyKid for verification through either the KTM Mobile or KITS Style applications (with a possible three-day approval process), at any KTM Komuter station using its ticketing kiosk (with immediate approval), or at a station counter by presenting their original identification document.

After activation, users can purchase the pass digitally through KTM Mobile or KITS Style, or opt for a physical ticket at Komuter Link counters. The MyKomuter50 pass will be available at 34 selected stations nationwide, including stations in the northern sector (10 stations), Klang Valley (20 stations), and Southern Shuttle services (4 stations).

KTMB urges commuters to complete their eligibility verification, activation, and pass purchase on the same day to simplify the process. Further details can be found on the railway operator's official website or by contacting their customer service hotline at 03-9779 1200.

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