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Rute D21 Kembali Beroperasi Pada Jam Tertentu

Non BRT D21 (UI-Lebak Bulus) Has Returned to Normal

City-owned bus operator, PT Transportasi Jakarta (Transjakarta) has officially reoperated the non-bus rapid transit (non-BRT) fleet with UI - Lebak Bulus route today. It is operated every Monday to Friday starting at 5 AM to 10 AM and 2 PM to 10 PM.

To anticipate passenger density, we have added more fleets

PT Transjakarta spokeswoman Nadia Diposanjoyo said the arrival time was about 20 minutes, as the company was still considering the transitional period extended by the Jakarta Provincial government.

"To anticipate passenger density, we have added more fleets," she expressed, Wednesday (8/19).

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Thereby every passenger was expected to prepare themselves with health protocols such as ensuring sufficient e-money balances, as there was no non-cash transactions in the entire fleet and only used the tap on bus tool.

"They must also use masks and face shields, only sit and stand in marked positions and not speak while on the bus," she stressed.

Aside that, the company also invited business owners, office managers and business places to participate in reducing the COVID-19 transmission by disciplining the implementation of scheduling the arrival and return of employees thus there was no buildup at one time.

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