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You've waited for the bus. Now run the network.

Our apps tell you when the next bus comes. Wira Bandar PC puts you on the other side of the timetable, in Malaysia and Singapore. New games name their towns after ours, from Kampar to Kuala Lumpur, and a tutorial inside the game walks you through your first bus line.

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The guides are in English and Bahasa Melayu.

Wira Bandar PC (a fork of OpenTTD)

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Bus contracts and free lines

Towns invite tenders for your bus lines, like Singapore's Bus Contracting Model and BAS.MY: bid, run the line for five years and get paid by the departure. Some lines are free to ride, like Penang's CAT, and towns give their residents free passes, like Pas Mutiara, and pay you for them.

Priority for buses

Paint bus lanes for all day or the peak hours, give buses their own signals at traffic lights, and build a kerbed busway or an elevated one with stations on the viaduct, Sunway style. Every line gets a BRT score.

Towns that grow up

Kampung houses and shophouses give way to terrace houses, HDB-style blocks, condominiums and glass towers. Councils move up from Majlis Daerah to Majlis Perbandaran and Majlis Bandaraya, and run their estates like Singapore’s town councils.

Voters who ride the bus

States elect their governments every five years, on the service voters get: traffic, transit, the air, city services, housing and taxes. Carry enough commuters and Transit First wins, and its grants fund more contracts. If it wins parliament too, the federal government pays half of every monthly pass, like My50, and its five-year plan, like the Rancangan Malaysia, pays companies to build metro and BRT lines.

Wira Bandar PC is a fork of OpenTTD: OpenTTD's code with changes, not a game made from scratch. It is free software under the GNU GPL v2, keeps OpenTTD's credits, and is not made or endorsed by the OpenTTD team.