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Loke: QR Codes For Online Express Bus Ticket Sales

Feb 03, 2026

Starting this month, all express bus tickets sold through online travel agents will feature QR codes. 

According to the Transport Minister this eliminates the need for passengers to collect physical tickets at Terminal Bersepadu Selatan.   

Anthony Loke adds that passengers who bought online tickets earlier can get the QR code from TBS's website. 

The move is meant to help reduce congestion at TBS, especially during festive seasons.  

This, as up to 40,000 passengers are expected to pass through TBS per day during the Chinese New Year period. 

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An e-hailing driver accused of sexually harassing a passenger in JB has had his PSV license revoked.  

The Transport Ministry says it will also order all e-hailing companies to come up with action plans to better protect the safety of their passengers.  

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A teacher's union says everyone must give the Education Ministry and space to effectively implement the new Education Blueprint.  

However, the Union of Teachers in the Malaysian Education Service, or KONGRES, also urged the ministry to make sure that the necessary infrastructure is in place to make it work.  

It also highlighted the need to tackle existing challenges, such as overcrowded classrooms, a heavy non-teaching workload and manpower shortages.  

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LHDN has detected RM1.4 billion in previously unreported income, following audits and a review of data from the e‑Invoice system. 

The figure is from over half a million cases of potential under‑reported income. 

As such, it reminded people to ensure they submit accurate and up‑to‑date tax information to avoid possible penalties. 

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Two suspects are expected to be charged in court in JB tomorrow for allegedly murdering 6 people, including 4 children.  

The victims had been reported missing for several months, and their skeletal remains were found in the burnt house at an oil palm estate last month.  

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In other news

The JPJ says the use of MyDigital ID as the only login method for the MyJPJ app has been postponed until the 1st of March.  

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Cops have obtained a 7-day remand order against a suspect, after his mother was found stabbed to death in Kedah.  

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Authorities in Negeri Sembilan are investigating a restaurant accused of washing left-over food that had already been served to customers and reusing it the next day. 

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And UMNO president Datuk Seri Dr Zahid Hamidi has applied for a full acquittal in his Yayasan Akalbudi corruption case, after it was classed as No Further Action.