JOHOR BAHRU – The Malaysian Transport Ministry and the Johor state government have spent millions over the past few years ramping up the state’s public transport network.
Despite that, limited routes, low frequencies and the lack of bus stop markings continue to pose a challenge for commuters in Johor Bahru.
For Singaporeans who prefer to take public buses to get around the state capital, here are some tips to make the journey smoother.
There are two main operators: BAS.MY and Bas Muafakat Johor. Here is how to tell them apart:
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Operates 21 routes with 162 buses
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Buses are painted pink
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Carries the “J” prefix on its services
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Routes are mainly concentrated in JB
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Operates 65 routes with 79 buses
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Buses are clad in either red or white livery
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Carries the “P” prefix on its services.
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Serves 10 routes in JB, and also serves feeder routes in far-flung districts including Mersing, Kluang, Segamat, Batu Pahat and Muar
BAS.MY services accept cash, Malaysian e-wallet digital payments via QR codes, the ManjaLink stored-value card, and most Visa and Mastercard bank cards as well as mobile payments.
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