US EditionRapid Bus to Get Electric Buses, More on-Demand Vans for Penang
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Rapid Penang To Roll Out Electric Buses, More On-Demand Vans
Penang’s public transport system is set for a major upgrade as Prasarana Malaysia Bhd, through Rapid Bus Sdn Bhd, begins replacing ageing Rapid Penang buses with electric vehicles starting this year. Transport Minister Anthony Loke said the move marks a new phase for public transport in the state, with a focus on sustainability and service quality. Under the first phase, Prasarana expects to receive 250 electric buses in stages from March this y…
Photo caption: Chow Kon Yeow (right) and Loke Siew Fook (left) along with a group of officials ride in a Rapid Bus diesel bus. ///// Rapid Bus Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of Prasarana Malaysia Berhad, continues to enhance Penang's public transport capacity through a phased bus renewal program to meet current operational demands and the ongoing growth in passenger numbers. Under this program, Rapid Penang will receive the remaining 60 buses, for a tota…
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