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Indonesia

Jakarta

Indonesia's capital of ten million. One of the world's largest BRT networks and a metro run clear of the jams.

TransJakarta (BRT)

One of the world's largest BRT networks, gliding past Jakarta's infamous traffic in dedicated lanes. A flat Rp3,500 (about USD 0.2) - but cash won't work, you need an e-money card.

Updated on July 16, 2026

How to ride

  1. 1
    Have an e-money card ready
    The same card as the MRT (Flazz, e-Money, JakLingko) works - keep at least Rp5,000 on it.
  2. 2
    Tap at the halte gate
    BRT works like a metro - tap into the median station and wait on the platform for your direction.
  3. 3
    Match the corridor number
    Several services share each platform - check the corridor number and destination on the bus front.

Fares

Single fares1

Flat fare
Rp2,000 before 7am. A proposed 2026 hike was postponed - still flat.
3,500 IDR ≈ $0.2

Estimates use exchange rates as of September 5, 2026

Payment

Tap to ride
IC card
E-money card required - sold at convenience stores
App tickets
QR ticketing
Cash
Cash is not accepted

Tap for where to get the app

Quick facts

Hours
5:00–22:00
Frequency
Every few to 10 min
Fares from
3,500 IDR+

Heads-up

  • Cash does not work - you need an e-money card

    Cash is not accepted - you need an e-money card (sold at convenience stores).

  • The front section is priority space for women

    The front section is priority space for women - follow staff directions when crowded.

Timetable

Operating hours 5:00–22:00
Typical duration Those dedicated lanes make it far faster than a car at rush hour
Check the official site for the latest times and service status Official site ↗

Route map

14 lines ·254 stations
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