Slainthayer

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Signboard of the under construction Segambut Utara KTM station
A food bazaar inside a Bangkok mall which is selling halal grill, Thai asam laksa, and braised pork
Transit layer of Apple Maps in Peninsular Malaysia. It shows KTM network when it's zoomed out
A table of ratings of museums in Selangor and KL. Example of 3-star museums are Muzium Bank Negara and Muzium Kesenian Islam. Example of 2-star museums are Muzium Polis and Balai Seni Negara. Example of 1-star museums are Memorial Tun Hussein Onn and Muzium Selangor. Example of "Just skip" museums are Muzium Kuala Selangor and Memorial Negarawan
RapidKL Rail’s Lifts service status table sorted by LRT/MRT lines. All 448 lifts on the network are working. An exception is the 18 lifts that is taken out-of-service for upgrading works.
List of speculative station locations for KTM Komuter Pasir Gudang Line. The stations are: Plentong, Seri Alam, Kota Masai, and Pasir Gudang
Gombak LRT station at platform level looking down to concourse level. There is only one escalator with space to add another one.
Passenger Statistics for Indonesia HSR of which there are 8.5 million passengers as of April 2025 with 96% of them are Indonesians. Malaysians only make up 1.8% of the total (or 44% of foreign passengers).
An abandoned building, possibly a mall, located right next to LRT3 Bandar Bukit Tinggi station
LRT3 Bandar Bukit Tinggi station being right in front of Aeon Mall Bukit Tinggi
Timetable of SPG3 bus. There are 6 trips per direction per day. From Cyberjaya: 8:10am, 12:10pm, 12:40pm, 4:10pm, 5:30pm, 8:10pm From Pekan Salak: 6:10am, 10:10am, 10:40pm, 2:10pm, 2:40pm, 6:10pm
Notis Penamatan Adalah dimaklumkan bahawa perkhidmatan bas Smart Selangor (Bas Percuma) Majlis Perbandaran Sepang Laluan SPG3 & SPG4 akan ditamatkan pada 31 Mac 2025
A group of office workers walking on the road shoulder of a major road heading to the LRT station. The road is very congested with cars.
Dimly lit corridor of a shoplot with a cluttered desk, old CRT computers, and paper debris. On the left wall there is a blank yellow A2-sized paper and four window in the style of horizontal window panes commonly found in older Malaysian buildings. On the right wall there is a blue door, some hanging posters, and a old circuit breaker. In the distance, the area is brighter with a bookshelf with reams of paper, and two closed doors.
A huge crowd of people waiting for the Komuter train at Batu Caves station during Thaipusam
A signboard at Ara Damansara banning pedestrians from walking on the road shoulder due to "safety reason"
Table of RapidKL stations with highest ridership for 2024 plus its 2023 data. The 10 stations are: 1. Bukit Bintang (MRT) 2. KLCC 3. KL Sentral (LRT) 4. Pasar Seni 5. Tun Razak Exchange 6. Masjid Jamek 7. Maluri 8. Ampang Park (LRT) 9. Abdullah Hukum 10. Bukit Bintang (Monorail)
A collection of grouped bar charts titled Average daily LRT, MRT & Monorail Ridership by Day of Week (2019-2024). Each chart representing each rail line that is LRT Kelana Jaya, LRT Ampang, MRT Kajang, and Monorail.
A line chart titled Weekday Average Ridership on LRT, MRT, and Monorail. The subtitle note reads: Daily average helps account for different days in each month. There are 5 lines on the chart representing each rail line. The legend, denoting December 2024 ridership data is as follows: KJL (colored pink) - 278.3k KGL (colored dark green) - 274.5k SPAGL (colored orange) - 205.9k PYL (colored yellow) - 163.8k MRL (colored green) - 62.1k
A collection of 5 line charts titled Monthly Ridership on LRT, MRT, MOnorail (2019-2024). It is separated into two groups on whether ridership has recovered to pre-Covid levels or not. Red denotes not yet recovered which includes LRT Kelana Jaya and LRT Ampang. Blue denotes ridership above pre-Covid levels which includes MRT Kajang, MRT Putrajaya, and KL Monorail.
Line chart of monthly ridership on RapidKL Rail from 2019 to 2024. The subtitle note reads: difference number of days in months leads to fluctuations. The chart has two lines: total (colored red) and total without PYL (MRT2; colored blue). The line diverged after the opening of PYL in mid-2022. The last point (denoting December 2024 data) is showing total ridership of 27.55 million and 23.08 million without PYL.
RapidKL rail ridership overview for 2024. In the dashboard is the headline number of December's ridership and a table of monthly ridership broken down by line for the year 2024.
A proposed rapid transit map of Penang Island by Slainthayer. Including the now under-construction Mutiara LRT line between Bayan Lepas and Butterworth via KOMTAR, there's also other proposed lines: LRT KOMTAR to Tanjung Bungah, LRT KOMTAR to Air Itam, BRT Batu Feringghi, BRT Air Itam - Bayan Lepas, BRT Balik Pulau, and BRT Gelugor - Gurney
A screenshot of a news article titled: "Penang exco defends PIL 1 highway project". The subtitle reads: "Zairil Khir Johari says the highway will complement the planned LRT system and cater to diverse mobility demands."
List of all 180 malls in Klang Valley ranked from S to F
A court order against Lilit, a brand owned by Fashion Valet at their IOI City Mall outlet. The court order, issued by the Sepang Magistrate Court, is regarding the nonpayment of two months rental totalling RM67,872 (or RM33,936 per month)
Four construction workers and a track laying machine are replacing the new KTM train track in KL.
A small park in the middle of a European city where the grass and footpath is covered in snow but the trees still have leaves on it
Exit of a U-Bahn station in Germany
A makeshift pedestrian walkway that is rerouted into the road and is fully protected with jersey barriers
What's an opinion that will have you like this? The image is a person being smug even with 20 sword blades surrounds him.
A list of defaulters in Simfoni Apartment. All of these units did not pay the maintenance fee for at least 6 months with the top defaulters failed to make any payment to the JMB.
A viral image of a professor pointing to the whiteboard shouting "Sebab tu aku tak boleh duduk dengan B40"
Map of the Proposed New Highway and Main Road Connector in Kuala Lumpur. The new highways are DUKE 2A (from Dutamas to Kg Baru, and on top of Jalan Istana), NPE2 (from MidValley to Pasar Seni), and KL-Northern Dispersal Highway (NODE).
Dashboard of RapidKL LRT/MRT ridership. The average daily ridership in 2024 is 923,000 passengers.
Table of housing affordability by states of Malaysia in 2018 and 2023 In 2023, states with moderately unaffordable housing are Melaka and Selangor. States with unaffordable housing are KL, Terengganu, Perlis, Penang, Labuan, Perak, Pahang, and Kedah. States with severely unaffordable housing are Negeri Sembilan, Johor, Sabah, Sarawak, and Kelantan.
Table of housing affordability by states of Malaysia in 2020 and 2022 In 2022, states with moderately unaffordable housing are Melaka and Selangor. States with unaffordable housing are Perlis, KL, Terengganu, Pahang, Penang, Kedah, Perak, Negeri Sembilan, Johor. States with severely unaffordable housing are Kelantan, Sabah, and Sarawak.
Graph of rent-to-income ratio for major cities of the world. KL is the lowest at 20%.
House price to income ratio for major Southeast Asian cities
The MRT train is full to the brim with commuters
A line of at least a dozen buses waiting to pull into Senayan BRT halt
Melaka Light Rail and Tram Fantasy Map by why04 The LRT starts at Tampin KTM and ends at Bandar Hilir passing through Ayer Keroh HSR, MITC, Melaka Airport, and Melaka Sentral bus terminal The tram loops around Bandar Hilir
Notice by RapidKL The Platform Automatic Doors are NOW IN OPERATION at these Monorail stations: • KL Sentral • Tun Sambanthan • Maharajalela • Hang Tuah • Imbi • Bukit Bintang
Notice by RapidKL The Platform Automatic Doors are NOW IN OPERATION at these Monorail stations: • KL Sentral • Tun Sambanthan • Maharajalela • Hang Tuah • Imbi • Bukit Bintang
Map of Singapore Circle Line with the solid line denoting currently operational and the dashed line denoting section yet to be opened. The full loop will only be completed in 2026 with the opening of the last 3 stations: Kepple, Cantonment, and Prince Edward Road.
Map of Penang with Mutiara LRT (in red) and proposed extension to Tanjung Bungah (in orange)
A staff driving the Soekarno-Hatta Skytrain
There is only stairs at Mangga Dua Transjakarta halt, making it unusable for the disabled people. Not to mention that it's so narrow it barely fits one to begin with.
Satellite map of Dukuh Atas area noting the location of the transit stations (in clockwise order): KA Bandara BNI City, MRT Dukuh Atas, KRL Sudirman, LRT Dukuh Atas, and Halte BRT Dukuh Atas 1 ans 2.
Transfer between BRT halt and LRT Jakarta station at Velodrome. It's a circuitous walk because of the design of the transfer.
Narrow gap between the stairs and the platform edge at Tanah Abang KRL station. Because of it, only one person can walk through at one time.
A huge vertical gap between the KRL train and the platform. It's so big, that it's almost as tall as the women's leg that is walking on the platform.
Traffic jam on the bus lane as there is about 20 buses waiting to pull up to the Bundaran halt
A row of shops at KRL Kebayoran station
Signage galore at KRL Bekasi Timur station. There is a sign at every single wall and also a few signage pole in the middle of the station.
Jakarta Public Transport Integration Map. It denotes all rapid transit services in Jakarta namely: 5 KRL Commuterline, KA Bandara (Airport express), Soekarno-Hatta shuttle, 2 LRT Jabodebek, MRT Jakarta, LRT Jakarta, and 45 major Transjakarta buses on 14 BRT corridors
T406 bus to Pangsun waiting at a roadside near to MRT Sri Raya