- Updated with a detailed brochure of the Malacca Monorail!
- Updated with a new photo of the fully assembled Malacca Monorail train!
- fully assembled Malacca Monorail train at station. Image courtesy of @tongtongmka at tongtongmka.blogspot.com
TRANSIT notes that the proposed Malacca monorail, a 1.5 km, elevated line from Taman Rempah to Hang Tuah, is almost ready for operations.
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The gaps in the track have been completed and the badly-placed rails have been removed and replaced.
The stations are almost complete:
Most importantly, the monorail train has arrived:
With only 3 carriages, we wonder how it is supposed to carry the planned 80 passengers.
TRANSIT Says:
It’s cute…but it is definitely not the monorail that we thought it would be, based on the render:
Render
Actual train
We have to wonder what the ADUN and people of Malacca will think of the monorail that they actually got as compared to the monorail that was proposed.
Transit Malaysia 
9 replies on “Malacca monorail almost ready (update #2)”
looks prettyy spectacular.
Wow, that’s nice. I wonder when is gonna be KUching’s turn! 😦
I assume that the monorail undercarriage has not been fitted when the photo was taken. Its boxiness does make it look like something out of a Chinese joss paper shop though.
you are using my photos.
Hi. We used the photos with a skyscrapercity.com credit because we didn’t know the name of the photographer.
If you would like to have your name credited, or would prefer that the photos be removed, please let us know at klangvalley.transit@gmail.com
Regards, Moaz for TRANSIT
9mmrd..triple7 aircraft..
retorfit the monorail like walt disney one lah
at least it form some sort of function as transit system,
or the LRT in singapore also come to mind,it slow n small,n when 1st launch, break a lot…
Hi @Daengjal
Thanks for the feedback. We certainly agree with the wisdom of doing things properly and doing things right the first time.
Regards, Moaz for TRANSIT
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