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KTM Komuter timetable revised – new weekday and weekend schedules November 2026
KTMB has rolled out a revised KTM Komuter timetable for the Batu Caves–Pulau Sebang corridor, with a new weekday schedule starting 10 Nov 2026 and a separate weekend/holiday schedule from 14 Nov 2026. The change takes effect on those dates and impacts commuters, domestic tourists and international visitors travelling along the route.
In this story
At a glance
- What changes
- New weekday timetable from 10 Nov 2026 and weekend timetable from 14 Nov 2026
- Timing
- Weekday schedule effective 10 Nov 2026, weekend/holiday schedule effective 14 Nov 2026
- Who is affected
- Passengers using the Batu Caves–Pulau Sebang KTM Komuter corridor
The details
- Announced by
- Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad (KTMB)
- Takes effect
- 10 November 2026
- Previous rule
- The previous weekday timetable had been in force since 27 April 2026 and the weekend timetable since 1 May 2026.
- New rule
- A revised weekday timetable now applies from 10 Nov 2026 and a separate weekend/holiday timetable from 14 Nov 2026 for the Batu Caves–Pulau Sebang corridor.
Announcement and scope
KTMB published the updated schedules on its official train‑timetable portal. The revision concerns the Batu Caves–Pulau Sebang corridor, a 135 km line linking Kuala Lumpur with stations in Negeri Sembilan such as Kajang, Nilai, Seremban and Pulau Sebang. The change is intended to provide passengers with the latest departure and arrival times for both regular weekdays and non‑working days.
Weekday timetable revision
Effective 10 Nov 2026 the weekday timetable replaces the version that had been valid since 27 Apr 2026. The new schedule lists updated departure times for all stations on the line, including Sentul, Putra, Bank Negara, KL Sentral and others. KTMB advises travellers to consult the online timetable rather than rely on older printed copies or screenshots.
- All weekday services now follow the revised departure pattern published on 10 Nov 2026
- No information is provided about overall frequency increase or reduction
Weekend and public‑holiday timetable revision
A separate timetable for Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays becomes active on 14 Nov 2026, superseding the schedule introduced on 1 May 2026. Passengers travelling between 10 and 13 Nov 2026 should still use the weekday timetable, while journeys on or after 14 Nov 2026 must follow the new weekend/holiday timings. The distinction is crucial for tourists planning leisure trips outside the work week.
- Weekend and holiday services follow the new schedule from 14 Nov 2026
- Travelers should not assume weekday times apply on non‑working days
What this means for travellers
Trip planning
- Check the updated departure times for any journey planned after 10 Nov 2026
- Adjust connections at KL Sentral or other interchange stations based on the new schedule
- For travel between 10 and 13 Nov 2026 use the weekday timetable, after 14 Nov 2026 use the weekend timetable
Cost and documents
- No fare changes are announced with the new timetables
- Ticketing procedures and required travel documents remain unchanged
What you need to do
- Visit KTMB’s official timetable portal to download the latest weekday and weekend schedules
- Verify that booked train times match the new timetable before departure
- Monitor KTMB notices for any further adjustments related to infrastructure works
Who this affects
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Daily commuters on the Batu Caves–Pulau Sebang line
Their regular travel relies on accurate weekday departure times.
What to do Review the new weekday timetable and adjust daily travel plans accordingly.
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Domestic tourists visiting attractions such as Batu Caves
They use the KTM Komuter service to reach tourist sites on weekends and holidays.
What to do Check the weekend/holiday timetable for the correct departure and return times.
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International visitors using the rail network to reach Kuala Lumpur
They depend on the commuter line for airport transfers and city travel.
What to do Confirm the latest schedule before connecting to other transport modes.
Frequently asked questions
When does the new KTM Komuter weekday timetable start?
The new weekday timetable for the Batu Caves–Pulau Sebang corridor takes effect on 10 November 2026, as published by KTMB.
Is there a different schedule for weekends and public holidays?
Yes, a separate weekend and public‑holiday timetable begins on 14 November 2026, replacing the earlier schedule that started on 1 May 2026.
Do the timetable changes affect train fares?
No fare changes are mentioned in the KTMB announcement; ticket prices and payment methods remain the same.
Where can I find the updated KTM Komuter timetables?
The latest weekday and weekend schedules are available on KTMB’s official train‑timetable portal at www.ktmb.com.my/TrainTime.html.
Do I need to change my existing train reservation because of the new timetable?
Existing reservations should be checked against the new timetable; if the booked departure time has changed, passengers should adjust their travel plans accordingly.
