Jakarta, July 12, 2024 – PT TransJakarta Transportation is committed to providing environmentally friendly public transportation in the capital.
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This is evidenced by the goal of adding 200 electric buses by 2024, so that TransJakarta’s total electric bus fleet will reach 300 by the end of the year.
TransJakarta CEO Welfizon Yuza revealed that this addition is a continuation of the successful operation of 100 electric buses that have been running for two years without any major issues.
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“The results are very good and there are no technical or operational problems,” he said, as quoted by VIVA Otomotif.
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Welfizon further explained that the addition of electric buses is in line with the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government’s regulations, which aim for the entire TransJakarta fleet to use electric buses by 2030.
This is a strategic step to reduce waste and pollution in Jakarta, as well as to support efforts to electrify public transport.
The process of incorporating 200 electric buses is currently underway and is expected to be completed on time.
TransJakarta is optimistic that this move will have a positive impact on the people of Jakarta, especially in enjoying more environmentally friendly and comfortable public transport.
With the commitment and concrete measures of TransJakarta, it is expected that Jakarta can become a more environmentally friendly city and have a modern and efficient public transport system. (ant)
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The process of incorporating 200 electric buses is currently underway and is expected to be completed on time.
