Getting Around
Getting around the Georgetown Penang is easy and inexpensive with public transportation. This means you’ll be able to explore as much as you want without digging deep into your wallets. Georgetown has had reliable and cost-effective public transportation routes for some time, and you should make use of them. Whether you’re heading back to your accomodation to play some www.Poker.dk and sleep or you’re headed towards a tourist site, it’s cheap and quick. There are many places to travel from and stop off, too.
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By Bus
Most places are serviced by buses. Rapid Penang Shuttle bus is one of the leading bus operators in Penang. There are also free shuttle bus getting around the town area. -
By Taxi
Most Taxis in Penang do not use metres, it is recommend to agree on the price before getting into the taxi. -
By Trishaw
This tree-wheeled vehicle is unique to Penang, Malacca and Kota Bharu. A trishaw ride is one of the best ways to enjoy the sights of Georgetown. -
By Car
A valid driving license with a photo is required to rent a car. An International driving permit is not necessary. Cars are right-hand driven on the left side of the road. The use of seat-belts is compulsory in the front and back seats. Speed limit is 50km/hour unless stated otherwise. Outstation drivers should take note of a potential hazard in Penang – motorcyclists weaving in and out of the traffic. -
By Motocycle & Bicycle
Motocycle and bicycles can be hired at hotels and shops along Chulia Street and also along the hotel stretch of Batu Ferringhi.
Road Terms
| Malay | English |
| Jalan | Road |
| Lebuh | Street |
| Lorong | Lane |
| Jalan Sehala | One-Way Street |
