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Public Vehicle will Be Re-routed to Apply OK-OTRIP

Jakarta Transportation Dept. (Dishub) plans to make effective traffic for OK-OTRIP program implementation.

Now we try to learn governor's missions and visions related to OK-OTRIP that will be followed up

Jakarta Transportation Dept. Head, Andri Yansyah said, at first his side plans to conduct re-routing on several public vehicle ineffective routes.

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"Now we try to learn governor's missions and visions related to OK-OTRIP that will be followed up," he said, Monday (10/23).

According to him, through this program, people just need to pay Rp 5,000 for one trip. Later on, all public vehicles routes will be integrated with Transjakarta.  

"Further, public vehicles will be used as Transjakarta feeder bus," he added.

He targets OK-OTRIP program could be implemented in Jakarta within 3 years. In the near future, his side will try to re-route several public vehicles.

There are 42 big buses routes in Jakarta. He predicted 10 of them could be re-reouted. While for medium bus, 46 of 89 routes could be re-routed.

"We have 156 routes for small vehicles. Through re-routing, each routes will be operated up to settlement roads," he closed. 

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