According to the latest report from Statistics Indonesia (BPS), Jakarta saw a notable dip in public transportation usage in Jakarta for February 2025. While this may seem like a short-term fluctuation, it offers an interesting glimpse into urban mobility patterns especially for expatriates navigating life in the capital city. As reported by The Jakarta Post,“In February, TransJakarta served 23.47...
Jakarta’s airport train service is set to become faster and more efficient, reducing the journey time between Dukuh Atas Station and Soekarno-Hatta International Airport to just 40 minutes. This improvement is expected to enhance connectivity for expatriates, business travelers, and daily commuters in Indonesia’s capital. According to Expat Life Indonesia, the plan aims to provide a quicker, more...
Jakarta’s ambitious urban transit development continues with a newly confirmed extension of the city’s Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) system to South Tangerang. Estimated at US$1.25 billion, this expansion marks a critical step in linking Jakarta’s urban core with its fast-growing satellite cities—enhancing connectivity, easing congestion, and unlocking new opportunities for housing...
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