Cyberjaya Dedicated Transportation System (DTS)

Cyberjaya Dedicated Transportation System (DTS), claimed to be the first in the world which utilises the Global Positioning System (GPS) and GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) to monitor passenger and bus movements in near real-time has been launched on 10-Sep-2007`by the Second Finance Minister Tan Sri Nor Mohamed Yakcop.

DTS is a bus shuttle service to help ferry knowledge workers from the Klang Valley, Seremban, Banting and Bangi to Cyberjaya.

Jointly developed by Cyberview Sdn Bhd, Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC) and RapidKL, DTS costs RM20.1million to build.

It works by having a Mobile Tracking Unit (MTU) installed in each bus, containing a GPS chipset for location tracking and a GPRS telecommunications unit for sending location information to a web server. The MTU not only tracks the locations of the buses and alerts the system when the vehicles depart from approved routes but also monitors the temperature of the engine, to warn administrators when a bus breaks down, for example. If a breakdown occurs, a replacement bus from a pool of 10 that are held in reserve for just such a situation, is immediately sent out. The MTU also doubles as a passenger tracking device because each DTS passenger is issued with an i-Button – an RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) chip – which relays information about each passenger to the system. This would allow companies in Cyberjaya to track and better manage their employees.

DTS started its trial run in July 2006. It currently has a fleet of 53 buses, has signed up 31 companies as customers, and has more than 2,260 regular passengers (data as of 10-Sep-2007).

DTS currently serves 7 routes. DTS runs 24 hours 7 days a week to cater for Shared Services and Outsourcing (SSO) companies that operate in similar way. It is also opened to all companies operating in Cyberjaya. Its buses leave from seven locations daily – KL Sentral, Gombak, Kepong, Bandar Baru Bangi, Klang, Banting and Seremban. Refer route map and diagram below for details.

It charges RM213 per passenger per month. You can purchase the monthly pass for RM213 at the DTS office. The address and contact numbers are listed below:

DTS Route Map in Cyberjaya

DTS 7-Routes

To download the time table for each route, click on the Route Number i.e "Route 3" on the route map or the download button below.

Legend:

Routes and Bus Numbers

Route 701: KL Sentral - Bukit Jalil - IOI Mall Puchong - Cyberjaya
Route 702: Gombak - Melawati - Ampang Point - Bandar Tasik Selatan - KTM Serdang - Cyberjaya
Route 703: Shell Sect.1 Bandar Baru Bangi - Sg. Ramal Luar Kajang - Putrajaya - Cyberjaya
Route 704: Komplek Desa Kepong - 1 Utama Damansara - LRT Kelana Jaya - Summit USJ - Cyberjaya
Route 705: Lotus Klang - Wisma Masalam Shah Alam - Cyberjaya
Route 706: Terminal 1 Seremban - Courts Mammoth Nilai - Cyberjaya
Route 707: Bazar Banting - Narsco Plantation Dengkil - Cyberjaya
 

Useful Links

News: Cyberjaya created to be an ICT hub (features DTS)

News: Shuttle bus service rolls into record books

Click here to Cyberjaya Park & Ride a.k.a. Cyberjaya Shuttle

Archive: DTS Route 701, 702, 703, 704, 705, 706, 707

 

The Cyberjaya DTS service is operated by

Disclaimer:  RapidKL will endeavor to meet the schedule, however it is subjected to conditions that may hinder its service delivery.

Contact Cyberview Sdn. Bhd. at (03) 8315 6111 should you need clarification on Cyberjaya DTS.