Tegalan, Javanese dialect in Tegal, Indonesia.

Tegalan is a Transjakarta bus stop on Jalan Matraman Raya in Pal Meriam, Matraman, East Jakarta, on Corridor 5, which runs north to south. It faces Gramedia Matraman across the road. It began with three platforms on each side and was extended southward to six per side, though only the three frontmost platforms in the direction of bus arrival are in use.

Tegalan opened as a stop on Corridor 5 of the Transjakarta network, on Jalan Matraman Raya in Pal Meriam, Matraman, East Jakarta. It was first built with three platforms on each side, like most Transjakarta stops. Because more passengers were expected to use it, the stop was later extended southward, raising the number of platforms to six on each side. Today only the three frontmost platforms in the direction of arriving buses are in use.

The stop takes its name from Jalan Tegalan, the street directly northeast of it. It sits on Jalan Matraman Raya in Pal Meriam, facing Gramedia Matraman, and serves Corridor 5. Non-BRT routes 5M and PRJ2 also call here; PRJ2 runs only during the Jakarta Fair or events at Jakarta International Expo.

The stop sits on Jalan Matraman Raya in Pal Meriam, Matraman, on Corridor 5, directly across from Gramedia Matraman. Six platforms were built on each side after the southward extension, but only the three nearest the bus arrival direction are in use. Non-BRT routes such as 5M and PRJ2 also serve the stop; PRJ2 runs only during the Jakarta Fair or events at Jakarta International Expo.

The stop was extended southward, doubling its platforms from three to six per side, yet only the three frontmost platforms in the direction of bus arrival are in use today. The unused rear platforms remain part of the structure.