PT MRT Jakarta has plans to integrate five of its 13 commuter train stations with the bus stops of city-owned company Transjakarta.
The MRT stations are located at Lebak Bulus, Blok A, Sisingamangaraja and Dukuh Atas in South Jakarta, as well as at the Hotel Indonesia traffic circle in Central Jakarta.
“We have coordinated this with PT Transjakarta and the plan is feasible,” PT MRT Jakarta project manager Heru Nugroho said on Wednesday.
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The city's first MRT is expected to carry nearly 200,000 passengers per day. It is therefore expected to effectively reduce congestion in the capital.
The MRT was initially scheduled to be in operation by 2018 but the project has been hampered by land acquisition issues. The MRT is now expected to open in March 2019. (dmr)
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