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Passengers allowed to bring more, bigger luggage onto commuter trains
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A commuter train passenger taps his card to pay for a ride at Palmerah Station in West Jakarta on Oct. 31. Commuter train operator PT Kereta Api Commuter Indonesia (KCI) will allow passengers to carry on more and bigger luggage onto commuter trains. (JP/roi)
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ommuter train operator PT Kereta Api Commuter Indonesia (KCI) will allow passengers to take bigger luggage onto commuter trains to accommodate passengers who continue their trip using the train to Soekarno – Hatta International Airport in Tangerang, Banten.
Passengers were previously only allowed to carry on one piece of luggage measuring no bigger than 40 by 30 by 100 centimeters.
With the implementation of the new rule, passengers can take on two carry-on pieces measuring a maximum 40 by 30 by 100-cm and two suitcases no bigger than 48 by 74 by 29-cm.
“Starting Jan. 8, passengers can carry bigger luggage onto the commuter train,” KCI president director Muhammad Nurul Fadhila said Friday as quoted by kompas.com. (dpk)
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