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City 8 years ago

Traffic in Puncak diverted for Idul Fitri return traffic

Cianjur Police in West Java closed the Puncak – Cipanas lane and diverted traffic to alleviate congestion in the area as people make their way back after Idul Fitri on Monday afternoon.

Lifestyle 8 years ago

Dutch may soon pay workers using pedal-power

Dutch employees using pedal power to get to work may soon be reimbursed for their efforts, as the Netherlands look at ways to fight ever-growing congestion on its busy roads and highways.

City 8 years ago

Odd-even policy will cause more congestion in Bekasi: Agency

Transportation authorities’ plan to apply an odd-even license plate number policy to limit the numbers of cars entering Jakarta from Bekasi is predicted to worsen traffic congestion on the alternative road of Jl. Kalimalang.

City 8 years ago

Traffic on Jl. Thamrin increases by 35 percent after motorcycle ban repeal

Traffic congestion along Jl. MH Thamrin in Central Jakarta has risen by as much as 35 percent following the Supreme Court’s decision to lift a ban on motorcycles traveling on the thoroughfare, according to Jakarta’s Transportation Agency.

Sports 8 years ago

Traffic jams biggest challenge for Asian Games

The Indonesian Asian Games Organizing Committee (INASGOC) has called attention to the biggest problem observed during the ongoing Asian Games Invitational Tournament -- the city’s terrible traffic congestion.

City 8 years ago

Earthquake leads to traffic jams in Jakarta

When a 6.1 Richter scale earthquake struck Lebak, Banten, West Java, on Tuesday afternoon, the jolt was also felt in Greater Jakarta, leading to heavy traffic in several parts of the capital.

City 8 years ago

Study shows pedestrians cause traffic jams in Tanah Abang: Anies

Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan has said that, according to a study, pedestrians are the cause of traffic congestion in the Tanah Abang business area in Central Jakarta.

City 8 years ago

Infrastructure development continues despite no traffic analysis

Jakarta Transportation Agency head Andri Yansyah said although it had no traffic impact analysis, the city would continue with its 10 infrastructure projects for the sake of the public.

Lifestyle 8 years ago

Traffic is so bad in Manila workers are moving into dorms

Ayala Land Inc., which built Manila’s financial district, is expanding into workers’ dormitories as developers target people fed up with battling some of the world’s worst traffic.

City 8 years ago

Depok mulls applying one-way traffic system permanently

A one-way traffic trial applied on a number of streets in Depok, West Java, is likely to be made a permanent solution to traffic congestion in the city.

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Traffic in Puncak diverted for Idul Fitri return traffic

Dutch may soon pay workers using pedal-power

Odd-even policy will cause more congestion in Bekasi: Agency

Traffic on Jl. Thamrin increases by 35 percent after motorcycle ban repeal

Traffic jams biggest challenge for Asian Games

Earthquake leads to traffic jams in Jakarta

Study shows pedestrians cause traffic jams in Tanah Abang: Anies

Infrastructure development continues despite no traffic analysis

Traffic is so bad in Manila workers are moving into dorms

Depok mulls applying one-way traffic system permanently

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