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Jakarta 2 years ago
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Govt launches Greater Jakarta LRT to ease traffic, pollution
President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo launched the Greater Jakarta LRT on Monday, heralding the beginning of its service connecting Jakarta and two satellite cities as part of efforts to alleviate chronic traffic in the capital and its worsening air pollution.
Business 5 years ago
Experts call for better public transportation integration in Greater Jakarta to lure more users
Indonesia Intelligent Transport System (IITS) advisor Elly Sinaga on Wednesday suggested the establishment of a public transportation council, consisting of transportation operators, associations and the Jakarta Transportation Agency, under the Greater Jakarta Transportation Body (BPTJ).
City 5 years ago
BPTJ to launch Bogor-Jakarta intercity buses as alternative for Commuter Line passengers
Since the Jakarta administration started easing the large-scale social restrictions (PSBB) to curb the COVID-19 outbreak, large numbers of residents in Jakarta and surrounding areas have begun flocking to the commuter train service again, creating long queues and packing train stations.
City 5 years ago
MRT Jakarta urges passengers to avoid conversation to curb COVID-19 spread
Indonesia’s first MRT service, MRT Jakarta, has called on its passengers to avoid having conversations while riding on its trains in a bid to break the chain of COVID-19 transmission on public transportation.
City 5 years ago
Curbing transmission on public transport not as simple as banning passengers: Experts
The COVID-19 outbreak has largely reduced the number of commuter line passengers, but crowds of workers who cannot afford to work from home reportedly persist in certain stations and trains during rush hours and ahead of iftar (breaking-of-the-fast).
City 6 years ago
Commuter line operations return to normal after social distancing measures backfire
Photos on social media showed packed train cars on Monday morning, despite Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan's plea for corporations to close down their offices for the next 14 days in an effort to curb the spread of COVID-19.
