PGC 2, Bus rapid transit station in East Jakarta, Indonesia
PGC 2 is a bus rapid transit station in the Transjakarta network located in East Jakarta where passengers transfer between different routes. The station connects residential neighborhoods with major business districts and serves as a key hub for daily commuters moving across the metropolitan area.
The station was built as part of Jakarta's Transjakarta system, which launched in 2004 to modernize the city's transportation network. It became part of one of the world's largest bus rapid transit systems as the network expanded significantly over the following years.
The station design incorporates elements of Indonesian architectural standards while maintaining functionality for the numerous daily commuters traversing through East Jakarta.
The station operates from early morning until late evening with regular and express buses serving thousands of passengers each day. It helps to use a reloadable card that works at all Transjakarta stations, and plan your route based on your travel time to avoid peak congestion.
Travelers can see real-time information on displays at the station in several languages, making it easy to track arrival and departure times. This multilingual feature makes it simpler for international visitors to navigate.
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