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Rapid On-Demand Rides Fixed At RM2 Starting February 2026

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January 19, 2026
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Prasarana Malaysia introduced that its Speedy On-Demand service will undertake a set fare of RM2 beginning February 2026. The corporate’s head of planning and technique, Sharul Azwa Abdul Rani, mentioned the transfer marks the service’s exit from its Proof of Idea part, which started following its introduction in Might 2023.

The brand new Speedy On-Demand fare sits solely RM1 above the present promotional fee, which stays comparatively inexpensive. As earlier than, the RM2 cost applies uniformly throughout all supported routes.

Sharul Azwa famous that the fare will even apply to My50, Speedy Kota, Speedy Kembara, and Speedy Keluarga go holders. For Speedy On-Demand operations within the Klang Valley, customers with Kad Konsesi Speedy Pelajar and Speedy Emas will proceed to obtain a 50% low cost, whereas Kad Konsesi Speedy Mesra (OKU) holders can journey totally free.

Speedy On-Demand is Prasarana’s demand-responsive transport (DRT) service, designed to handle first- and last-mile connectivity gaps throughout the public transport community. The app-based, ride-pooling service enhances current Speedy KL rail and bus routes by offering extra versatile connections between residential areas and close by transit hubs.

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Over time, Prasarana expanded the service to extra zones throughout the Klang Valley and launched chosen protection in Penang. Throughout this era, passengers booked rides via a number of third-party platforms, together with Kummute, Trek Rides, and Mobi, relying on the service space. In 2025, Prasarana launched a devoted Speedy On-Demand app, consolidating the beforehand separate reserving platforms right into a single interface.

Past fare adjustments, Sharul Azwa revealed that Prasarana plans to steadily deploy 300 electrical vans into the Speedy On-Demand fleet between late 2027 and the tip of 2028. Of those, Prasarana will deploy 130 automobiles within the Klang Valley and 170 in Penang because the service continues to develop.

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“Within the Klang Valley, we are going to add 22 new zones, whereas we are going to introduce 23 new zones in Penang,” she mentioned. Speedy On-Demand at present operates throughout 82 zones, with 71 within the Klang Valley and 11 in Penang.

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