GOKL vs EGK MyMRT Map

Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL) had introduced GOKL free bus service as an initiative to encourage public transport utilisation among locals and tourists by providing a reliable, accessible, safe and comfortable bus service within Kuala Lumpur City. Among its main objectives are as follows: - Prioritise B40 category users. - Reduce traffic congestion by extending its services covering high density and high demand areas. - Providing alternatives transportation in Commercial Business District (CBD). - Reduct carbon footprint. Currently, GOKL free bus service operations covering 7 strategic routes within the city and shall be expanded in future. Kindly refer to Route Info for more details of the respective routes and its coverage area.

EGK MyMRT Map - the definitive guide to Kuala Lumpur's integrated transit system EGK MyMRT Map empowers you to navigate the Klang Valley's entire rail network - MRT, LRT, Monorail, KTM Komuter, ERL, BRT, and now LRT3 - with ease and precision. Whether you're a daily commuter rushing from KL Sentral to Kajang, or a tourist charting a course from Bandar Utama out to Klang on the new LRT3, this app delivers intuitive tools for efficient, real-world travel planning. Smarter routing, now across a bigger network Powered by a sophisticated BFS-based route finder, EGK MyMRT Map calculates optimal paths across every line in the system: Kajang Line Putrajaya Line Kelana Jaya Line Ampang Line Sri Petaling Line KL Monorail LRT3 Shah Alam Line — new KTM Komuter (Tanjung Malim–Port Klang Line) KTM Komuter (Batu Caves–Pulau Sebang Line) ERL (KLIA Ekspres / Transit) KTM Skypark Link BRT Sunway Line Input your start and end points — e.g., Bandar Utama to Johan Setia, or Ampang Park to Bukit Jalil — and get step-by-step directions, including transfers at hubs like KL Sentral, Bandar Utama, Glenmarie 2, Chan Sow Lin, or Titiwangsa. Durations estimate 2 minutes per station plus 5 minutes per transfer, with light real-time variance for realism. An interactive map that keeps pace with KL The SwiftUI map plots every station — now 260 of them — using accurate geographic coordinates, color-coded by line for instant recognition. Zoom and pan across the densest interchange clusters without clutter; unique display names prevent overlaps, and highlighted routes guide your journey turn by turn. Location services via CoreLocation surface the nearest five stations, ideal for on-the-spot decisions near landmarks like KLCC, Bukit Bintang, or the new LRT3 stops around Shah Alam Stadium and UiTM. A truly comprehensive database Kajang Line — Sungai Buloh to Kajang, 31 stations Putrajaya Line — Kwasa Damansara to Putrajaya Sentral Kelana Jaya Line — Gombak to Putra Heights, 37 stations Ampang & Sri Petaling Lines — branching from Chan Sow Lin, now including the full Puchong stretch (IOI Puchong Jaya, Pusat Bandar Puchong, Bandar Puteri, and more) KL Monorail — looping central KL LRT3 Shah Alam Line — Bandar Utama to Johan Setia, Petaling Jaya through Shah Alam to Klang KTM Komuter — both the Port Klang Line and the Batu Caves–Pulau Sebang Line, end to end ERL & Skypark Link — for airport and Subang connections BRT Sunway Line — Setia Jaya to USJ7 Every station includes name, coordinates, next/previous links, and real interchange transfers — built for seamless, multi-line navigation. Sleek, simple, and privacy-first Gradient background, simple search fields, "Find Route" and "Clear" buttons, and scrollable results with colored line icons. No-route alerts keep the experience friction-free. Location is requested only when needed — nothing more. As KL's transit keeps growing — MRT Circle Line construction is already underway — EGK MyMRT Map keeps pace, promoting sustainable mobility amid the Klang Valley's rapid urban growth. Escape traffic, reduce emissions, arrive on time — whether you're heading to offices in TRX or a match at Bukit Jalil Stadium, or catching Shah Alam's newest LRT for the first time. Download EGK MyMRT Map and unlock all of KL's connectivity today.