Malaysia

Kelana Jaya LRT services delayed by signalling disruption

Rapid KL says the trains were operating manually between USJ 21 and Taipan stations

Updated 1 month ago · Published on 17 Sep 2026 9:15AM

Kelana Jaya LRT services delayed by signalling disruption
LRT services on the Kelana Jaya Line are experiencing delays this morning following a signalling system disruption - September 17, 2026

LRT services on the Kelana Jaya Line are experiencing delays this morning following a disruption to the train signalling system, Rapid KL said.

The operator said trains are operating manually between USJ 21 and Taipan stations, resulting in slower movements and longer stops at platforms.

“Our technical team is currently carrying out recovery work to ensure services return to normal.

“To ensure passenger safety and the smooth movement of passengers, auxiliary police personnel and station staff have been deployed at affected stations to provide assistance and guidance,” Rapid KL said in a statement.

Rapid KL said further updates would be issued from time to time through its official social media channels and the MyRapid PULSE application. - September 17, 2026

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