How to get to Singapore from Alor Setar

Established in 1980 in Malaysia, operates from Butterworth in Penang and Sungai Petani in Kedah. The fleet includes single and double-decker buses. Luggage is included with a limit of 20 kilos per passenger, and additional baggage incurs fees. Free onboard WiFi is available. Food options are not provided, and seat reservations are not available. There are no onboard bathrooms.

Established in 1978 in Malaysia, operates from TBS Kuala Lumpur with a fleet of 21-seater single-decker and double-decker express buses featuring modern interiors and full air conditioning. The service includes accessible travel, luggage included in fare, excess luggage allowed for a fee, free onboard WiFi, personal TV screens, food options, seat reservations, and onboard bathrooms. Bikes are not permitted, while pets are also not allowed.

Established in 1983 in Malaysia, operates from Kaunter 9, Terminal Pengangkutan Sementara Penang Sentral. The fleet features spacious seats with USB charging ports and adjustable legroom. Wheelchair access is available upon request. Luggage is not included, but excess and bulky luggage can be carried for an additional fee. Onboard food options are not provided, and pets and bikes are not allowed. Seat reservations are not available, and there are no onboard bathrooms.