Jembatan Merah, Transit station in Sawah Besar, Indonesia.
Jembatan Merah is a bus station in Sawah Besar, Jakarta, with lanes in the median zone and direct access through a pedestrian overpass near The Media Hotel. The facility connects multiple bus routes and allows transfers between different lines.
The station opened in 2007 as part of a bus system and was later expanded with additional connections. This growth reflected the city's increasing reliance on public transportation.
The name comes from the red bridge located south of the station, which gives the place its identity. Visitors notice this colored structure as they move through the area.
The station has street-level access and pedestrian bridges for safe movement through the area. Finding your way is straightforward, as signs and open spaces guide you to the different bus routes.
The site serves as a junction where multiple bus routes meet, making it a central transfer point. Its location near commercial areas and hotels makes it a key point for moving through the city.
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