myBAS Seremban Bus T60B from Seremban to Tampin by Bus

myBAS Seremban T60 is a cluster of 2 bus routes plying between Terminal One Seremban and Tampin Bus Terminal. myBAS Seremban Bus T60A goes via Senawang, while myBAS Seremban Bus T60B goes via Seremban Jaya. Buses on each route depart every 1 hour, with a combined frequency of 30 minutes. Continuing on from Seremban to Tampin, the KTM Komuter Klang Valley Sector was not a viable option for me as there is a 6 hours and 40 minutes gap in service in the afternoon, with the next train only available at 4.19pm, whereas I had a 3pm bus to catch from Tampin. As such, I took the frequent-enough myBAS Seremban to Tampin.

Terminal One Seremban

Terminal One Seremban is the hub of many myBAS Seremban bus services, and the main central bus station of Seremban with both local and express intercity buses.

myBAS Seremban buses depart from the sawtooth berths facing the main road.

myBAS Seremban Buses T60A and T60B depart from Berths 6 and 7.

myBAS Seremban Bus T60A

myBAS Seremban Bus T60A goes from Seremban to Tampin via Malaysia Federal Route 1 through Senawang.

myBAS Seremban Bus T60B

myBAS Seremban Bus T60B goes from Seremban to Tampin via Seremban Jaya through Sungai Gadut.

If travelling along the full route, simply take whichever bus is departing first.

The interior of my myBAS Seremban Bus T60B.

Seats are typical hard plastic bucket seats, but with good legroom.

Tickets are purchased directly from the driver upon boarding. The myBAS Seremban Bus T60B fare from Seremban to Tampin costs RM6. My ticket for the myBAS Seremban Bus T60B ride from Seremban to Tampin. I noticed that the ticket says that the fare costs RM5.90, but RM6 is fine, no matter. Also, the ticket printed out the Cityliner logo despite this being a Southern bus.

It was quite an empty bus, probably because this was a Friday noontime departure, and most Muslim locals would be heading to mosques for Friday prayers.

My myBAS Seremban Bus T60B departed from Terminal One Seremban on time at 12.30pm.

Heading out of Terminal One Seremban.

Heading through Seremban town on the way out of Seremban.

Passing by SMK King George V.

Taking the local roads to Tampin.

Senawang Railway Station

myBAS Seremban T60A and T60B serves Senawang Railway Station along the main Jalan Rahang on the main Malaysia Federal Route 1.

myBAS Seremban T60A and T60B splits shortly after, with T60A taking the straight route, and T60B detouring via Seremban Jaya first.

Making a brief stop at Lotus’s Seremban Jaya.

Passing by residential and commercial districts at Seremban Jaya.

Sungai Gadut Railway Station

myBAS Seremban T60B serves Sungai Gadut Railway Station along Jalan Seremban Jaya.

Passing under the KTM train tracks and Malaysia Federal Route 1.

Heading back on rural roads to Rembau and Tampin.

Turning right at Rembau from the main Malaysia Federal Route 1 to serve Rembau town.

Turning into Rembau Bus Stand.

Rembau Bus Stand (Rembau Railway Station)

myBAS Seremban T60A and T60B serves Rembau Bus Stand (Rembau Railway Station) on both bounds. If boarding from Rembau Bus Stand, check the bus destination before boarding.

There is a taxi stand adjacent to the bus stand.

Heading out of Rembau Bus Stand.

The road to Rembau Railway Station is just after Rembau Bus Stand.

Passing by Dataran Rembau.

Heading back on to Malaysia Federal Route 1.

Passing over Rembau Railway Station.

Making a brief stop at SMK Dato’ Undang Haji Adnan.

Entering Tampin town.

Turning right at the main junction in Tampin towards Tampin Bus Terminal.

Dropping off some passengers along the main road.

Turning right to Tampin Bus Terminal.

My myBAS Seremban Bus T60B arrived at Tampin Bus Terminal at 2.08pm, making this a journey of 1 hour and 38 minutes.

The façade of Tampin Bus Terminal.

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myBAS Seremban Bus T60 Timetable

If you have made it this far, congratulations. At Tampin Bus Terminal, I was previously rewarded by a senior Southern Bus staff with the timetable of myBAS Seremban Bus T60 with the assistance of friendly Southern staff, so here it is for all of you who read this. It’s also a lot more frequent that I had expected.

myBAS Seremban Bus T60 Timetable from Tampin (both T60A and T60B)

• 6.00am (T60A)
• 6.30am (T60B)
• 7.00am (T60A)
• 7.30am (T60B)
• 8.00am (T60A)
• 8.30am (T60B)
• 9.00am (T60A)
• 9.30am (T60B)
• 10.00am (T60A)
• 10.30am (T60B)
• 11.00am (T60A)
• 11.30am (T60B)
• 12.00pm (T60A)
• 12.30pm (T60B)
• 1.00pm (T60A)
• 1.30pm (T60B)
• 2.00pm (T60A)
• 2.30pm (T60B)
• 3.00pm (T60A)
• 3.30pm (T60B)
• 4.00pm (T60A)
• 4.30pm (T60B)
• 5.00pm (T60A)
• 5.30pm (T60B)
• 6.00pm (T60A)
• 6.30pm (T60B)
• 7.00pm (T60A)
• 7.30pm (T60B)
• 8.00pm (T60A)
• 8.30pm (T60B)
• 9.00pm (T60A)
• 9.30pm (T60B)

myBAS Seremban Bus T60 Timetable from Seremban (both T60A and T60B)

• 6.00am (T60A)
• 6.30am (T60B)
• 7.00am (T60A)
• 7.30am (T60B)
• 8.00am (T60A)
• 8.30am (T60B)
• 9.00am (T60A)
• 9.30am (T60B)
• 10.00am (T60A)
• 10.30am (T60B)
• 11.00am (T60A)
• 11.30am (T60B)
• 12.00pm (T60A)
• 12.30pm (T60B)
• 1.00pm (T60A)
• 1.30pm (T60B)
• 2.00pm (T60A)
• 2.30pm (T60B)
• 3.00pm (T60A)
• 3.30pm (T60B)
• 4.00pm (T60A)
• 4.30pm (T60B)
• 5.00pm (T60A)
• 5.30pm (T60B)
• 6.00pm (T60A)
• 6.30pm (T60B)
• 7.00pm (T60A)
• 7.30pm (T60B)
• 8.00pm (T60A)
• 8.30pm (T60B)
• 9.00pm (T60A)
• 9.30pm (T60B)
• 10.00pm (T60A)
• 10.30pm (T60B)