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City Bus Terminal North in Inanam Town,
10 Km from Kota Kinabalu
City Center.
(Inanam Bus Terminal)
City Bus Terminal North in Inanam Town,
10 Km from Kota Kinabalu
City Center.
List of Operators in Sabah
1 | Leila Road Bus Co Sdn Bhd |
2 | Labuk Road Bus Co Sdn Bhd |
3 | The Tuaran United Transport Company Sdn Bhd |
4 | The Luen Thung Tanjong Aru Transport Company Sdn Bhd |
5 | Mustika Enterprise Sdn Bhd |
6 | Kenderaan Edza Sdn Bhd |
7 |
Skt D. My Enterprise |
2,239 kilometer-long
Pan-Borneo Highway
The Pan-Borneo Highway was built in 1986 to link the two East Malaysian states
of Sabah and Sarawak.
It begins in the district of Sematan in Sarawak, and passes through Kuching, Serian, Sri Aman, Sarikei, Sibu, Bintulu, Miri, Limbang, Lawas, Kota Kinabalu, Sandakan and Tawau.
Sri Aman Town is off the Pan Borneo Highway
Between Sabah and Sarawak, the highway passed through two halves of Brunei.
As of today, the Pan-Borneo Highway is 93 percent completed, with a remainder of a 50-kilometre missing link from Kalabakan to Serudong.
List of budget accommodation in Kota Kinabalu City
BUS TERMINAL NORTH - INANAM
City Bus Terminal North in Inanam Town
Open up for Northern Terminal to include all types of buses. All types of buses to stop over at this terminal. Then to interchange into a bigger capacity bus to transfer passengers to CBD terminal.
Project Description:
• Civil works
• Building works
• M&E services
• Pedestrian link to KKIA Terminal 1
• Traveller Information System
• Capacity: 800
Challenges
• Insufficient capacity of access road to and from terminal
• Pending funds from federal
Enablers Required to make it happen
• Integrating into KK public transport system
Key outcome / benefit of this project
• Act as a hub to centralise northern mini buses
• Reduce traffic congestion caused by mini buses in CBD
• Increase public transport efficiency
Greater KK needs to attract /
encourage the public to use public transport (i.e. to increase modal
share)
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Total vehicles in Sabah will reach 2.3 million vehicles by 2020. KK city is congested with motorists where approximately 60% of total vehicles registered in Sabah are in KK. 492,606 Vehicles in KK Why public transport is crucial for the future of
Greater KK?
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Journey | Departure Time |
KK - Beaufort - Sipitang | 8.30AM 12.00 NOON 4.30PM |
KK - Beaufort - Sipitang - Lawas | 7.30AM |
KK-Memimbok | 6.40AM 7.30AM 1.00 PM |
KK-Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei | 8.00AM 10.00AM |
Telephone number of Ticket
Counter :
KK -016-8360009,012-6229722
Labuan -016-5529722
Beaufort - 0164264722
Sipitang - 016-8265722
Lawas -0164326722
Brunei -7183838
This centralised bus terminal for Sabah's northern and east
coast sectors in Inanam started operation on Jan 15, 2006.
This terminal helps to improve efficiency in the public transport system in
Sabah besides easing congestion in the city.
This centralised bus terminal for the northern and east coast sector was built
at a cost of RM4.5 million and had a capacity of up to 80 buses at any one time.
The terminal will also provide shuttle bus services for the convenience of
passengers who wish to proceed to the city centre at every 15 minutes.
Kota Kinabalu Suburbs & Townships
There are several distinct suburbs and townships within the Greater KK City area. These include Sembulan, Lintas, Luyang, Damai, Foh Sang and northward to Likas, Inanam, Merggatal and Telipok including villages and farmlands that are fast becoming surrounded by suburban residential and light industrial areas.
Getting around
Getting around in KK Is easy - taxis, buses and cars for hire ate easily
available.
By Bus: This is a popular option especially for those who want travel cheaply to
out of the city to places such as Kinabalu Park, Kundasang, Ranau, Papar,
Beaufort, Tenom..
Destination | Departure Point (Bus Terminal) |
• to Tan|ung Aru & Luyang, Penampang (MYR 1) | Located opposite DBKK or KK City Hall/High Court |
• to
Likas. Inanam, Tamparuli & tuaran (MYR 1 - MYR 4)
• To Papar (MYR 5) • to Beaufort (MYR 8) • To Sipltang (MYR 1 4) |
Located near Wawasan
Plaza & Anjung Senja Esplanade |
• To
Papar, Beaufort, Sipitang, Tambunan, Keningau, Tenom, Lawas & Kudat
(MYR 5 - MYR 19) • To Kundasang & Ranau (MYR 15 - MYR 19) |
Located near Padang
Merdeka (6.00 am - 6.30 pm) |
• To
Sandakan (MYR 35)
• To Tawau (MYR 55) • To Sempotna (MYR 60) • To Lahad Datu (MYR 40) • To Kudat(MYR 18) |
City Bus terminal
(North) located at Inanam Township. Off mile 6. Jalan Tuaran |
By Bus to Sandakan :
Air conditioned coaches go to Sandakan from Kota Kinabalu and Tawau every day.
The bus/coach journey takes 6 hours.
If you are going to Sipilok Center, the center is 23 km before reaching
Sandakan. Ask the bus driver to drop you off at "Jalan Sepilok". From her is 2.5
km walk to the centre. (Many cars pass the road and you can easily get a lift.)
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