Stesen Keretapi Tanjung Malim

Early Establishment

1. The station was part of the early railway network developed by the British in the early 20th century.
2. It was opened in the 1900s as part of the Federated Malay States Railways.

Infrastructure Upgrades

1. Over the years, the station underwent several upgrades to keep pace with advancements in rail transport technology.
2. In 2007, it was modernized to support KTM Komuter services, specifically the Rawang-Tanjung Malim route.
3. The station also became part of the Electrification and Double Track Project.     

Passenger Services

1. Provides KTM Komuterservices, connecting Tanjung Malim with other areas in the Klang Valley, such as Rawang, Kuala Lumpur, and Port Klang.
2. Serves as the northernmost terminal for the Klang Valley Northern Komuter Line.

Intercity Rail Services

1. Acts as a stop for the ETS (Electric Train Service), which connects the northern and southern regions of Peninsular Malaysia.

Freight Services

1. While less prominent today, the station historically played a crucial role in transporting goods such as agricultural produce and tin ore.

Significance of Tanjung Malim Railway Station

Economic Linkages

1. The station helps stimulate the local economy by providing easy access to businesses and services in the Tanjung Malim area.
2. It supports the development of educational institutions, such as Sultan Idris Education University (UPSI), located nearby.

Connectivity

1. Acts as a vital link between urban and rural areas, making travel more accessible and time-efficient.
2. It connects local communities to metropolitan areas in the Klang Valley.

Urban Development

1. The station plays a role in attracting investments and fostering the development of Tanjung Malim, including Proton City (Proton’s industrial township project).

Transportation Alternative

1. Offers an eco-friendly, efficient, and affordable public transportation option for locals and tourists.

Interesting Facts

The station is often a starting point for travelers heading to the northern regions of Peninsular Malaysia.

KTM Komuter services at this station are the only commuter line crossing the state border between Selangor and Perak.