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Bogor launches minibuses to ease traffic congestion

BOGOR: Bogor city-owned transportation service provider Trans Pakuan launched Friday six minibuses to ply the Baranangsiang-Rancamaya route in a bid to muscle out the ubiquitous minivans in the city and ease traffic jams

(The Jakarta Post)
Sat, March 7, 2009

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OGOR: Bogor city-owned transportation service provider Trans Pakuan launched Friday six minibuses to ply the Baranangsiang-Rancamaya route in a bid to muscle out the ubiquitous minivans in the city and ease traffic jams.

Administration secretary Bambang Gunawan said the six minibuses would replace 18 minivans now plying the route.

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