AKAP Bus Reluctant Move to Pulogebang Terminal
Reported by Nurito | Translated by Trias Risangayu
If its condition remain the same, then loss is about coming to us concerning its narrow street and traffic congestion towards Cakung and Pulogebang
As the entrance access Jakarta Toll Outer Ring Road (JORR) is still unavailable, several intercity and interprovincial (AKAP) bus companies reluctant move to Pulogebang Terminal, East Jakarta, whereas operating at Rawamangun and Pulogadung Terminal.
Facing Homecoming, Pulogebang Terminal Still Quiet
Sulaiman, Head of the Intercity Bus Crew
Cooperative (Kowanbisata) for Rawamangun Terminal admitted though ticket
counter have been provided in Pulogebang terminal, yet it still operate at Rawamangun
terminal. It was because over 3,000 passengers flocked at Rawamangun terminal instead
of Pulogebang.
“If there any sufficient facilities, entrance access for instance, we surely would move. If its condition remain the same, then loss is about coming to us concerning its narrow street and traffic congestion towards Cakung and Pulogebang,” he uttered, Monday (6/29).
Since Rawamangun and
Pulogadung terminal have not been closed yet, it caused deserted passengers at
Pulogebang terminal. “Passengers will not move to Pulogebang, before those
terminals are closed down. Presently, indeed there are few passenger who catch up
bus from Pulogebang,” he disclosed.
