Counting down to Vision 2020, Malaysia is progressing rapidly day by day. The cityscape is changing on daily basis, so as our public transit system.

After the launching of new bus network in Area 2 (Kepong, Segambut, Selayang and Gombak), RapidKL is now fine tuning some of the routes. Today, we are announcing the changes to routes of local shuttles 233 and 235.

When first launched, route 233 was plying the route from Taman Melati LRT to Titiwangsa hub. However, it was shortened to just Sri Kelantan public housing scheme in Jalan Sentul after a while. Now, it is extended to Sentul LRT.

The complete route after the latest change begins from Taman Melati LRT, from where it goes to Sentul LRT through Jalan Taman Melati 1, Persiaran Taman Melati, Jalan Taman Melati 8/5, Jalan Taman Melati 1/5 (Terminal Putra LRT), Jalan Pertanahan (Sri Langkawi public housing scheme), Jalan Madrasah, Jalan Dewan, Jalan Gombak, Jalan Kampung Bandar Dalam, Jalan Sentul, Jalan 1/48A, and terminates in Sentul LRT along Jalan 2/48A.

For the return trip, it turns right into Jalan 3/48A (Menara Orkid condominium), turns right again into Jalan 1/48A again and goes to Jalan Sentul straight away, bypassing Sentul LRT. 

As for route 235, it was designed as a loop service both originating and terminating in Titiwangsa hub, plying Jalan Ipoh, Jalan Sentul, Jalan Kampung Bandar Dalam, Jalan Gombak, Jalan Pahang and Jalan Tun Razak. However, after the review, it is now running all the way up to Taman Melati LRT too. 

Similar to 233, the latest complete route of 235 begins in Taman Melati LRT where it travels to Titiwangsa hub through Jalan Taman Melati 1, Persiaran Taman Melati, Jalan Taman Melati 8/5, Jalan Taman Melati 1/5 (Terminal Putra LRT), Jalan Pertanahan (Sri Langkawi public housing scheme), Jalan Madrasah, Jalan Dewan and Jalan Gombak, where it says goodbye to 233's route and goes straight to Jalan Pahang and then Jalan Tun Razak, before terminating in Titiwangsa hub.

Hopefully this little bits of information is helpful in enlightening the general public on our ever-improving public  transit network.