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Jakarta 1 year ago

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Minivan drivers face uphill financial struggle

Miktrotrans drivers get a salary “far below what is decent”, one protesting driver said. Each driver is required to meet a daily target of 100 kilometers of travel to receive the full daily wage of Rp 150,000 (US$9.28), which still puts them below Jakarta's minimum monthly wage.

Work it Right 2 years ago

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‘Angkot’ make a modern-day comeback in Jakarta

Forget the ramshackle, rust buckets on wheels of the past: Revitalized and rebranded as Mikrotrans, public minivans have had a renaissance in Jakarta that could be replicated for all angkot services across the archipelago.

Lifestyle 3 years ago

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Angkot daze: the complicated history of Indonesia's public transportation

The tangled existence of Bandung's angkot and its future in the city’s modern landscape

City 6 years ago

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Bogor city to limit 'angkot' numbers to improve transportation

More than 6,400 angkot operate in Bogor city, 2,400 of which have permits from the city, while rest come from Bogor regency.

City 6 years ago

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Bekasi residents now flag down ‘angkot’ through their phones

Some believe the software brings Bekasi one step closer to being a smart city.

City 7 years ago

Jak24 'angkot' passengers to get free LRT rides

Passengers of the JAK24, Jak Lingko angkot (public minivan), route will be able to temporarily enjoy free rides on the light rapid transit (LRT), which is set to begin commercial operations at the end of this month.