Kuningan Timur, Transjakarta bus stop in Jakarta, Indonesia
Kuningan Timur is a Transjakarta bus stop on Jalan HR Rasuna Said in Kuningan Timur, Setiabudi, South Jakarta, on Corridor 6. Now named Underpass Kuningan, it has six platform doors on each side, split by the Jabodebek LRT piles, with a musala and toilets between them.
The stop opened as Halte Kuningan Timur together with the launch of Transjakarta Corridor 6, with two platform doors on each side and a ticket building reached through the pedestrian bridge. In February 2018 it was moved about 160 metres north for the Jabodebek LRT and Kuningan underpass works, then served from a temporary iron-framed, zinc-roofed structure. The rebuilt stop opened on 18 June 2020 under COVID-19 health protocols, and it was later renamed Halte Underpass Kuningan.
The stop's name comes from the Kuningan underpass where Jalan HR Rasuna Said passes beneath Jalan Gatot Subroto and the Cawang—Grogol toll road. Transjakarta later renamed it Underpass Kuningan during a neutralisation of stop names, so signs and route maps may show either name.
The stop sits on Jalan HR Rasuna Said, close to the Kuningan underpass, and some Transjakarta routes skip it because of that position. It is a transit point to Corridor 9 via Simpang Kuningan. Walking access runs about 150 metres from the pedestrian bridge, partly along a cut ramp.
The stop was moved about 160 metres north in February 2018 for the LRT Jabodebek and Kuningan underpass works, then served passengers from a temporary iron-framed, zinc-roofed structure until the new building opened on 18 June 2020. Its musala and toilets are the largest in the network, set apart from passenger flows by the LRT piles.
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