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 Bus Sekolah Buka Rute ke 6 Rusun di Jaktim

School Bus to Open New Route to 6 Flats in East Jakarta

The bus school route will operate in six flats that spread in Jakarta in an effort to facilitate students who live in the flat.

Starting this week, we have added new route. Our target is students living in the flats. As initial stage, we focus on six flats

Head of School Transportation Management Unit (Upas), Jakarta Transportation Department, Mohamad Insaf said the six flats that will be served by school bus are Pulogebang, Rawakuning, Komarudin, Aneka Elok, Cipinang Besar Selatan (CBS) and Jatinegara Barat.

"Starting this week, we have added new route. Our target is students living in the flats. As initial stage, we focus on six flats," he expressed, Friday (1/8).

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He furthered there are also three old routes that entered into the flat. They are Rorotan, Marunda and Besakih located at Jalan Daan Mogot. Every flat will be served by one bus.

As recorded, the number of old school bus routes is about 15 routes and 9 zonations. With six new routes, the total number of the route becomes 21 routes.

"We plan to add more in order to achieve target, which is by transporting 35,000 students per day," he added.

For now, the Upas has 140 fleets. From that, three of them are for emergency backup and five others are under rejuvenation process.

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