The free ride offer was for the northern sector commuter train services and Klang Valley as well as the inter-city services for the Gemas-Tumpat route. theSun theSundaily free trainride PWD school students transport
Pupils in school uniforms aged up to 12 and people with disabilities will be able to enjoy free Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad train rides from Feb 15.
According to him, this will also benefit 150 primary school pupils using the train services from Dabong to Kuala Geris in Kelantan daily, with a fare of RM1 per trip. He said studies and collection of data on the services, which involved 32 trips per day, found that an average of between 80 and 100 passengers boarded the train daily.
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