LRT Sri Petaling Line
Sentul Timur ↔ Putra Heights · 29 stations · opened in 1998
About the LRT Sri Petaling Line
The LRT Sri Petaling Line (SP) runs between Sentul Timur and Putra Heights and serves 29 stations. It opened in 1998 (Chan Sow Lin–Sri Petaling); it was extended to Putra Heights in 2015–2016. According to the timetable data published by Prasarana (GTFS), a full trip takes about 60 minutes, with trains every 3 minutes at peak times and every 5 minutes off-peak. You can change to other Rapid KL rail lines at Titiwangsa, Masjid Jamek, Plaza Rakyat, Hang Tuah, Chan Sow Lin, Sungai Besi and Putra Heights.
Stations
The Sri Petaling Line shares its tracks with the Ampang Line between Sentul Timur and Chan Sow Lin; since 2016 it also meets the Kelana Jaya Line at Putra Heights. The line opened in 1998 (Chan Sow Lin–Sri Petaling); it was extended to Putra Heights in 2015–2016.
Interchanges
Frequently asked questions
The LRT Sri Petaling Line is one of the 7 Rapid KL urban rail lines in the Klang Valley. It runs from Sentul Timur to Putra Heights and serves 29 stations.
A full trip from Sentul Timur to Putra Heights takes about 60 minutes according to the operator’s timetable data (GTFS).
Trains run about 06:00–00:00 every day. On weekdays they come every 3 min at peak times (06:00–09:00, 17:00–19:00) and every 5 min off-peak; at weekends every 5 min.
Titiwangsa (PY/MR); Masjid Jamek (KJ); Plaza Rakyat (KG); Hang Tuah (MR); Chan Sow Lin (AG/PY); Sungai Besi (PY); Putra Heights (KJ).