Sunway BRT Line

Sunway BRT Line is a bus rapid transit in Selangor. These are buses that travel on their own elevated path above the normal road traffic. They are grade separated from other vehicles which have no access to their bus line. The Sunway BRT Line was implemented in 2015. It covers a distance of 5.4 kilometers from Setia Jaya to USJ7, with seven stations in between.

The Sunway BRT Line was created to relieve road congestion in the Bandar Sunway and Subang Jaya areas. The use of an elevated path above the normal roads allow commuters to travel speedily without having to get caught in the jam below. The Sunway BRT Line also has interchanges with the Setia Jaya Komuter Station of the KTM Komuter Port Klang Line, at its Sunway-Setia Jaya Stop, and with the Kelana Jaya Line at the USJ7 LRT Station.

Since its introduction in 2015, the Sunway BRT has been criticised for its steep fare. As of April 2016, the fare for traveling the whole journey, from Setia Jaya to USJ7 is RM5.40, which works out to be RM1 for every kilometer travelled. On top of that, parking at the BRT's park and ride carpak is RM4 per entry.

Updates on the Sunway BRT Line

13 November, 2018
Bernama reports Transport Minister Anthony Loke saying that the fare for Sunway Bus Rapid Transit route will be reduced by 20 percent from Dec 1 (2018). This is to encourage more people to use the service. Prasarana Malaysia Bhd is targeting a 22 percent increase in ridership.


Sunway BRT Fare
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Bus stops on the Sunway BRT Line

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