Putrajaya is a popular destination for weekend cycling thanks to its beautiful scenery, unique architecture, and sheer vastness. Whether it’s on the wide boulevards of the administrative capital or the pretty road around the lake, Putrajaya is a safe place to test your ‘strength’.
So it’s good that KLIA Ekspres and KLIA Transit trans now allow the use of bicycles and scooters. Paying customers can bring their non-foldable bikes and scooters on board the ‘carrier’ for free on weekends and holidays, while foldable bikes are allowed on board at any time. any day.
However, the ERL is reminding two-wheelers to practice 3B – Always stay with your bike, Make sure you and your bike don’t cause any problems, and Take care of what’s going on. other guests. Also, remember to enter through the wide gate, use the elevator (bring your bike if you must use the stairs), allow other passengers to get in first, and keep your bike away from the door in and out.
As for the do’s, one must not walk on the platform, use the escalator, ride your bike in the train and hang the bike on the handrail. Please take care.
By the way, KLIA Transit has a Putrajaya stop that connects to Putrajaya metro line will open on March 16.
