Public Transportation
From Curitiba to Jakarta
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The newly constructed CSW shelter of the TransJakarta BRT’s Corridor 13, which serves the Ciledug-Kuningan route, stands empty above an intersection in Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta, Sunday (01/20/2019). The CSW shelter is an interchange that connects the busway with the Jakarta MRT’s Lebak Bulus-Bundaran HI route.
Effective public transportation is a key factor in development, especially in urban areas. With a good public transportation system, people can reach workplaces, schools, markets, hospitals and many other destinations straight from home.
However, adequate public transportation is often unavailable in many cities in developing countries. Consequently, the local residents often have to rely on private vehicles. Traffic jams ensue, followed by related problems like pollution and health.