Melaka Sentral

Melaka Sentral
General information
Location	Jalan Tun Razak, Peringgit, Malacca, Malaysia
Coordinates	2°13′18″N102°15′0″E / 2.22167°N 102.25000°E / 2.22167; 102.25000
Owned by	Melaka Sentral Sdn Bhd
Platforms	24 (inter-state), 18 (domestic)
Other information
Website	https://www.melakasentral.com.my/
History
Opened	14 May 2004

Bus at Melaka Sentral platform

Melaka Sentral ^[a] is the largest public transportation terminal in Malacca, Malaysia. It occupies 46.6 hectares of land and located between Lebuh AMJ (Jalan Tun Abdul Razak) ^[1] and Jalan Panglima Awang and was opened on 14 May 2004. ^[2] The construction of the bus terminal costed RM610,000 and begun in February 2003 and completed in the following year. It was constructed with high roofs which allows sunlight to reach the inside of the terminal building and based on the design of Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA). The bus terminal is linked to Lotus's Peringgit and Seri Cempaka retail area by an octobus linkbridge. ^[3]

History

In January 2024, the upgrade of link bridge was planned out. ^[4]

Routes

Code	Route	Operator
8	Melaka Sentral - Tangkak	Mayang Sari
6A	Melaka Sentral - Muar
M100	Bandaraya Melaka Feeder	BAS.MY Melaka (Causeway Link)
M101	Pasar Melaka Feeder
M10A	Melaka Sentral - MITC/UTEM via Batu Berendam
M10C	Melaka Sentral - MITC via Bukit Beruang
M11	Melaka Sentral - Bukit Katil
M12	Melaka Sentral - Batu Berendam / Airport
M13	Melaka Sentral - Taman Inang Sari
M14	Melaka Sentral - Bertam Ulu
M15	Melaka Sentral - Pulau Gadong
M16	Melaka Sentral - Paya Luboh
M17	Melaka Sentral - Tangga Batu
M20   / M20X	Melaka Sentral - Tampin via Alor Gajah/Lebuh AMJ
M21  / M21X	Melaka Sentral - Tampin via Alor Gajah/Durian Tunggal
M22	Melaka Sentral - Bandar Vendor/UniKL	BAS.MY Melaka (MARA Liner)
M23	Melaka Sentral - Masjid Tanah/Pengakalan Balak	BAS.MY Melaka (Causeway Link)
M30	Melaka Sentral - Batang Melaka via Selandar
M31	Melaka Sentral - Batang Melaka via Tebong
M32	Melaka Sentral - Jasin

See also

• Transport in Malaysia

Notes

1. Bus station uses the Malay language spelling of the state's name, as opposed to the more traditional English language spelling of its name, "Malacca"

References

1. "Former GM of Melaka govt subsidiary who gave daughter job charged". The Star (Malaysia) . 16 February 2024. Retrieved 18 February 2024.
2. "Penjimatan tenaga: Melaka pertama laksana EPC - Wilayah - Utusan Online". www.utusan.com.my. Archived from the original on 4 March 2016.
3. "防护网看似松脱且烂 桥上施工 桥下心惊". 中國報[ China Press ] (in Chinese (Malaysia)). 25 July 2024. Retrieved 17 August 2024.
4. "甲仙特拉人行天桥獲提升 将以现代感面貌示人". 中國報[ China Press ] (in Chinese (Malaysia)). 3 January 2024. Retrieved 17 August 2024.

External links

• De Witt, Dennis (2010). Melaka from the Top. Malaysia: Nutmeg Publishing. ISBN   978-983-43519-2-2.