Update! 12 Integrated Non-BRT Routes Reopened

November 18 2020 04:19 PM 1110
Reported by Wuri Setyaningsih | Translated by Nugroho Adibrata

PT Transportasi Jakarta (Transjakarta), finally reoperated 12 routes of integrated non-Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) fleets. These routes are opened in stages starting on Wednesday (11/18) and Thursday (11/19).

Surely the public transportation will also be a concern in a bid to mobilize the community in carrying out their daily activities

PT Transjakarta Operational Director Prasetia Budi expressed, its operational was in line with the gradual start of community activities amid the transitional large-scale social restrictions (PSBB) in Jakarta.

"Surely the public transportation will also be a concern in a bid to mobilize the community in carrying out their daily activities," he expressed, Wednesday (11/18).

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By so, there had been 138 routes operated and had served commuters from a total of 151 routes owned by Transjakarta.

"In the future, other routes will be operated in stages, depending on the load factor of each of the existing routes," he said.

Nevertheless the company continued to implement health protocols for the commuters. Each bus could only carry a maximum of 60 people, big-sized buses 30 people and medium-sized buses 15 people.

The following schedule for opening 12 non-Integrated BRT routes:

Wednesday (11/18)

1. Route 5B (Tebet – Bidara Cina)

- 3 units of medium buses

- Rp 3,500 using an EDC machine

- Every Monday - Friday from 5 AM - 10 PM

2. Route 3E (Sentraland – Puri Kembangan)

- 10 units of medium buses

- Rp 3,500 using an EDC machine

- Every Monday - Sunday from 5 AM - 10 PM

3. Route 1C (Pesanggrahan – Blok M)

- 10 units of medium buses

- Rp 3,500 using an EDC machine

- Every Monday - Sunday from 5 AM - 10 PM

4. Route 1P (Senen – Bundaran Senayan)

- 10 units of medium buses type Low Entry

- Rp 3,500 using the Tap On Bus (TOB) machine