GOKL City Free/RM1 Bus

Fare and Bus

Starting from 1 January 2024, Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) are charging non-Malaysians who use the GOKL bus service RM1 per trip. It is free for all children aged 12 and under, including non-citizens.

Meanwhile, Malaysian citizens who use the MyKad with the TnG feature would now need to register their MyKad to continue enjoying the GOKL bus service free of charge.

All GOKL buses have the same livery with green wrapping. You can identify which line the bus is by see the word (etc: BLUE) on the LED display on the front of the bus.

GOKL City bus with green livery at Titiwangsa Hub. – Photo: Wikipedia – Farazi
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Lines (Updated on September 2024)

There are 15 lines now on GOKL City Bus network. Originally, there are only 4 lines in the city center but now GOKL City Bus has routes operating across Kuala Lumpur suburban and nearby area.

These are the areas that served by their perspective lines:

  • GOKL-01 GREEN – Suria KLCC ↺ Bukit Bintang
  • GOKL-02 PURPLE – Hab Pasar Seni ↺ Bukit Bintang
  • GOKL-03 RED – Titiwangsa ↺ KL Sentral
  • GOKL-04 BLUE – Titiwangsa ↺ Bukit Bintang
  • GOKL-05 ORANGE – Titiwangsa ↺ MINDEF
  • GOKL-06 PINK – PPR Pantai Ria ↺ LRT Universiti
  • GOKL-07 TURQUOISE – LRT Dato’ Keramat ↺ Taman Setiawangsa
  • GOKL-08 MAROON – KTM/MRT Kampung Batu ↺ Chow Kit
  • GOKL-09 CHOCOLATE – LRT Sri Rampai ↺ Seksyen 10 Wangsa Maju
  • GOKL-10 PARROT-GREEN – LRT/MRT Maluri ↺ Bandar Sri Permaisuri
  • GOKL-11 GREY – LRT/MRT Maluri ↺ Bandar Tun Razak
  • GOKL-12 CREAM – Taman Fadason ↺ MRT Sri Delima
  • GOKL-13 MAGENTA – MRT Jinjang ↺ MATRADE
  • GOKL-14 – LRT Muhibbah ↺ PPR Pinggiran Bukit Jalil/Taman OUG
  • GOKL-15 – Alam Damai ↺ Bandar Tun Razak
Only 4 original lines shown on this map by APAD.

Schedule

Operating hours:

  • Monday to Thursday: 6 am – 11 pm
  • Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Public Holiday: 7 am – 11 pm

Frequencies:

Routes and Stops Information

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How to use GOKL City Bus

Payment transactions are cashless, namely through TnG cards, QR codes, credit cards or debit cards. Meanwhile, Malaysian citizens who use the MyKad with the TnG feature would need to register their MyKad in order to use GOKL bus service for free.

To use the bus, you just need to figure where you want to go and then choose which line to use. Find the nearest GOKL City Bus stop and get on the bus from there. If your destination is on the different line, you need to make an interchange at the bus stop and take another GOKL bus that on the line which your destination is at.

GOKL City Bus logo.

Using Official GOKL Apps

Use GOKL official apps to get live arrivals of your buses to help when you are using the bus service. There are apps like Moovit or Google Map that also provide live arrivals of the bus. Both apps are available on Google Play Store and Apple App Store.