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Confessions of a quasi-nepo baby
Warm Takes 1 week ago

Confessions of a quasi-nepo baby

As it turns out, not all nepo babies are created equal.
Deadly train crash: Vulnerability of the working class
Academia 3 weeks ago

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Deadly train crash: Vulnerability of the working class

Mobility is not just about transport. It is part of the structure of work itself.
Transjakarta delivers major economic gains, household savings
Jakarta 1 month ago

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Transjakarta delivers major economic gains, household savings

The expansion of the city-owned bus network Transjakarta has reduced household spending while generating economic returns worth three times its subsidy, a new study found, underscoring the broader benefits of investing in reliable public transportation systems.
Five centuries of Jakarta: Building a 'bleisure' bridge to global city status
Economy 1 month ago

Five centuries of Jakarta: Building a 'bleisure' bridge to global city status

The city could target high-value spenders who might attend a morning conference in Sudirman but demand a world-class culinary adventure in South Jakarta at night.
Pakistan announces free public transport as energy crisis bites
Economy 1 month ago

Pakistan announces free public transport as energy crisis bites

The government will bear a burden of 350 million rupees from the fre public transit policy, the Pakistani government said.
Australia PM says war's economic shock will be felt for months
Asia & Pacific 1 month ago

Australia PM says war's economic shock will be felt for months

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese warned the economic shocks of the war in the Middle East would be felt for months and encouraged citizens to take public transport in a rare address to the nation on Wednesday.
Workers back transport reform over WFH to save on fuel
Economy 1 month ago

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Workers back transport reform over WFH to save on fuel

Drawing from past experience, employees said the WFH policy is cumbersome and stressful, and merely shifts energy consumption from daily commutes to other activities.
KCI Announces new plan to raise Greater Jakarta commuter line fares
Jakarta 2 months ago

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KCI Announces new plan to raise Greater Jakarta commuter line fares

KRL fares have remained unchanged since 2016, despite rising operating costs.
Whoosh and weave: Connecting the spaces between
Academia 3 months ago

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Whoosh and weave: Connecting the spaces between

As Indonesia invests in high-speed rail, a quieter revolution in micro-mobility and former rail corridors could shape how growth, jobs and everyday life unfold along Java’s emerging mega-urban corridor.
Why Whoosh and Malaysia’s ETS both make sense
Academia 3 months ago

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Why Whoosh and Malaysia’s ETS both make sense

Indonesia’s expensive bet may ultimately prove the more strategic choice for a nation building the infrastructure of its urban future. 
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