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City 8 years ago

Jakarta begins ridding sidewalks of vendors, motorists

The Jakarta administration introduced on Tuesday Bulan Patuh Trotoar (Orderly Sidewalk Month) to discipline vendors and motorists who encroach on sidewalks, to ensure comfort for pedestrians.

Destinations 8 years ago

Four cities in Indonesia where you can travel by foot

While many Indonesians assume that walking is something that can only be conveniently done in other countries, here are four cities across Indonesia that are great for traveling by foot.

Opinion 8 years ago

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People want to walk safely, not new capital

Indeed traffic is a huge problem in Jakarta, but not because Jakarta is too big, but because it does not yet have a good public transport system.

News 9 years ago

Bandung's Teras Cihampelas redefines pedestrian walkway

A new skywalk in Cihampelas shopping destination was officially opened in Bandung, West Java, on Saturday.

News 9 years ago

Bogor lures tourists with new walkway

A 4.2-kilometer pedestrian track around the Bogor Botanical Gardens and Bogor Palace was opened on Sunday. At the inauguration, Bogor Mayor Bima Arya Sugiarto declared Bogor a “city of runners”.

City 9 years ago

Jakarta has many unsafe footbridges: Ahok

There are still too many old and unsafe footbridges in the capital, Jakarta Governor Basuki "Ahok" Tjahaja admitted following the recent collapse of one such bridge in South Jakarta, which left three people dead.

Science & Tech 9 years ago

Australia to install ground traffic lights for smartphone-distracted pedestrians

Ground traffic lights are set to be installed in Australia as a way to alert smartphone-using pedestrians. A trial implementation for this technology will be conducted in Sydney and is hoped to minimize road death casualties.

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