Summary
- MyKomuter50 pass introduced for KTM Komuter users.
- Some 40,000 commuters expected to benefit.
- Average monthly savings of up to RM160.
KUALA LUMPUR, October 10 — The government will introduce the MyKomuter50 pass under Budget 2027, allowing KTM Komuter passengers to save an average of up to RM160 monthly on public transport expenses.
Prime Minister and Finance Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced that the initiative is expected to benefit approximately 40,000 KTM Komuter users nationwide as part of efforts to make public transport more affordable.
The government will also continue providing free public transport passes to 360,000 school pupils, persons with disabilities and children below six years old.
Meanwhile, the existing My50 pass will remain available to approximately 300,000 Prasarana bus and rail commuters in the Klang Valley.
However, the Budget speech does not specify the MyKomuter50 pass price, launch date, eligibility requirements or the KTM Komuter routes covered.
