04-06-2018 01:46 PM
Mobility transit or simply public transport is one chief characteristic of most metropolitan cities to transport people from one point to another. Jakarta has a commuter rail system known as the commuter line. Here's a daily story using the commuter line and using transit feature on Google Maps #letsguides
Jakarta Commuter Rail Experience
I live on the east side of the city, I’ve been using commuter line nearly every day to reach the city center. Its commuters reaches 1 Million people every day on the Jakarta-Bogor-Tangerang-Bogor route. This time I will tell how Google Maps helps people’s mobility. The traffic situations are unpredictable and it's not easy to deal with especially during busy hours on weekdays. To arrive on time in Jakarta, often you are required to prepare spare time to travel from point A to point B.There are several transit alternatives in Jakarta, such as using Commuter Line, Trans Jakarta (Bus Rapid Transit) or using Gojek, a motocycle ride sharing. luckily Google Maps provides all the transit features that help my every day and thousands of people who rely mobility with Google maps.
So, How Google Maps helps your transit?
To get the most of Google Maps for your transit , you must do some settings.
Let's see how to take advantage of this feature.
Some Tips and informations
Thanks to Google Maps that has helped the mobility of many people in the city cities of the world, and Local Guides who have helped to provide actual information about POI information on Google Maps,
let's share your reviews and suggestions to help others navigate better
Commuter need you! #letsguides
04-06-2018 07:19 PM
finally! I do love this post! I remember when I was in Jakarta last time, I used bus only. This commuter post is very helpful for another people who want to use commuter in Jakarta and around. Once, I had experience in Singapore MRT and it was really helpful to explore city by myself.
Thanks for sharing @RahmatHarmanP 🙂
04-06-2018 11:36 PM
yeayy...great shot, thanks @NunungAfuah for sharing your experience commuting with Singapore MRT.
Trans Jakarta, also one of best transit option to explore Jakarta, although sometimes it's full of people during busy hour, commuting using public transportation is fun and efficient way to get around
@NunungAfuah wrote:
@finally! I do love this post! I remember when I was in Jakarta last time, I used bus only. This commuter post is very helpful for another people who want to use commuter in Jakarta and around. Once, I had experience in Singapore MRT and it was really helpful to explore city by myself. Thanks for sharing @RahmatHarmanP 🙂
04-07-2018 01:32 AM
Very detailed and helpful article.
Domestic and international traveller will be helped by your writing. Also specially for local guide community who willing to travel around Jakarta.
Well done @RahmatHarmanP
*thumbs up
04-07-2018 11:27 PM
It is not my type mention many friends (I am kidding LOL), but I think my friends will like this post. @KlaudiyaG, @JeslynL, or @TraciC (you do need to check this one for sure). I really love how @RahmatHarmanP give really detail information with a rich story he has. 🙂
04-08-2018 08:10 PM
Thanks mas @RahmatHarmanP sharing about Commuter Line.
Saya menggunakan Commuter Line baru 1 kali, waktu acara meet up Jakarta LG di Pelabuhan Sunda Kelapa. Kami pergi ber 5, karena saya hanya punya kartu e-money 2, jadi harus beli tiket 3 lagi. Di Stasiun Kranji tidak terlalu ramai, jadi beli tiketnya tidak terlalu antri. Tapi waktu pulangnya dari Stasiun Kota, beli tiketnya di Vending Machine. Antrinya cukup panjang dan masih banyak orang yang belum pernah beli tiket di Vending Machine termasuk saya. Sambil antri saya pelajari cara orang lain beli tiket, untung cukup mudah. Saya antri sekitar 15 menit.
Untuk waktu, memang Commuter Line cukup cepat, karena tidak terjebak macet. Kalau hari kerja untuk kenyamanan, sangat jauh dari nyaman. Harus berdesak-desakan, berdiri sepanjang perjalanan. Kalau hari libur atau weekend, kereta cenderung kosong, jadi kita masih bisa dapat tempat duduk.
Kalau hari kerja, saya selalu menggunakan sepeda motor.
04-09-2018 02:47 AM - edited 04-09-2018 02:48 AM
I love posts like this, @RahmatHarmanP!
I travelled by the BRT the previous time I was at Jakarta. One time, my friend and I almost got separated as I didn't manage to board the bus due to the crowd but my friend was already on it. THANKFULLY, my friend hopped off before the doors shut. I remember this was during the peak hours and we were just returning back to our accommodation from the Ragunan Zoo - super memorable experience, haha.
Thanks for putting together this insightful post. Hopefully more local LGs will pick this up and navigate their way around Jakarta more efficiently!
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04-09-2018 06:33 AM
thank you @JeslynL , wow you've been in Jakarta and visited Ragunan before, i believe you have some picture when you there..it's one of the biggest Zoo in the world
Yes the easiest access to Ragunan Zoo is using Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) We called it "Trans Jakarta".
i believe you will meet a lot of Traveler there and it's packed full 🙂 lucky you are not separated with your friends .. hahaha, but this will be a memorable fun experience for your story..
hopefully someday, you can explore many new places here when you Jakarta or other cities in Indonesia.. and google map has many features that will help our travel and holiday..
@NunungAfuah , she also have fun experiences join the crush using BRT during peak hours...haha
04-09-2018 07:21 AM
yea, and I got some stuff in my body stuck! Haha.. well, Jakarta is really something 🙂
04-09-2018 12:50 PM
@Ddimitra thanks a lot Mbaa... 🙏
i love how google map simplify our daily activity... hope these simple tips can help anyone who is going to use feature....
@Ddimitra wrote:
Very detailed and helpful article.
Domestic and international traveller will be helped by your writing. Also specially for local guide community who willing to travel around Jakarta.
@ Well done @RahmatHarmanP
*thumbs up