PT Transportasi Jakarta (Transjakarta) has made adjustments to its bus routes. Smartcitizens, you know that already, don’t you? If you don't yet, you can check the information on the Jakarta Smart City blog.

Transjakarta buses. Source: Jakarta Smart City
 

So far, Transjakarta buses serve 14 corridors. These corridors are the ones that operate to serve all bus stops. Below is a list of the 14 corridors along with the latest names of Transjakarta stops. To avoid getting lost, let's take a look!

Corridor 1 and 2

Corridor 1 Route of Transjakarta serves from Kali Besar Bus Stop to Blok M Bus Stop. This corridor also passes through Bendungan Hilir Bus Stop. However, as of now, the Bendungan Hilir Bus Stop is still undergoing revitalization. So, as an alternative, you can use the Polda Metro Jaya Bus Stop or Karet Sudirman Bus Stop. If you're traveling and want to continue your journey with the LRT Dukuh Atas, please alight at the Dukuh Atas Bus Stop. If you're heading to Monas, choose this corridor and disembark at the Monumen Nasional Bus Stop. Planning to visit the Jakarta History Museum (Fatahillah Museum) and other museums nearby? Well, you can take Transjakarta and alight at the Museum Sejarah Jakarta Bus Stop.

Monas (left) and Museum Sejarah Jakarta/Museum Fatahillah (right). Source: Jakarta Smart City

If you take corridor 2, you can stop at Pasar Senen by alighting at the Pasar Senen Bus Stop. There, you'll find Pasar Kue Subuh Senen, selling various yummy snacks. Have you tried some yet? Check the image below to see the routes served by Transjakarta corridors 1 and 2.

Corridor 1 and corridor 2 routes of Transjakarta. Source: @pt_transjakarta

Corridor 3 and 4
From Kalideres Bus Stop, corridor 2 takes passengers to Monumen Nasional Bus Stop through Veteran. This corridor also passes through Damai Bus Stop, which is still undergoing revitalisation. Need to shop for electronic goods? You can get off at the Roxy Bus Stop, which is part of corridor 2, and visit ITC Roxy Mas.

Corridor 4 Transjakarta route includes the Pulo Gadung Bus Stop to the Galunggung Bus Stop. Currently, the Halimun Bus Stop which is included in this corridor is being revitalised. For those studying at UNJ (Universitas Negeri Jakarta), you can also take the Transjakarta bus. Don't forget to alight at the Rawamangun Bus Stop to avoid being late for attendance. See the complete route map for corridors 3 and 4 below.

Corridor 3 and corridor 4 routes of Transjakarta. Source: @pt_transjakarta
 

Corridor 5 and 6

If you want to enjoy recreational activities at Taman Lapangan Banteng, you should take this corridor. Take Transjakarta and then alight at Lapangan Banteng Bus Stop on corridor 5. It's a comfortable place for a picnic! 
 

Taman Lapangan Banteng. Source: Jakarta Smart City

Some Transjakarta stops are integrated with LRT stations. In corridor 6, for example, there is the Rasuna Said Bus Stop with the Rasuna Said LRT Station. It's located right below the station, making it easy to continue your journey by LRT. Check the complete route maps for corridors 5 and 6 below.
 

Corridor 5 and corridor 6 routes of Transjakarta. Source: @pt_transjakarta

Corridor 7 and 8

Cawang Bus Stop is already integrated with the Cawang LRT Station, the one with an orange roof. So, if you want to continue your journey with LRT, you need to get off at the Cawang Bus Stop on corridor 7. 

Planning to go to the mall? Well, passengers of corridor 8 can alight at Pondok Indah Bus Stop, which is integrated with Pondok Indah Mall! For Halte Grogol Reformasiand Halte Damai, please note that both are currently undergoing revitalization. See the route maps for corridors 7 and 8 below.

Corridor 7 and corridor 8 routes of Transjakarta. Source: @pt_transjakarta

Corridor 9 and 10

If you still need another serene recreational spot, explore corridor 9 to reach Tebet Eco Parkand alight at Tebet Eco Park Bus Stop. For visiting instructions, check here! Additionally, some stops in this corridor, including Semanggi, Denpasar, and Pancoran, are currently undergoing revitalisation.

Tebet Eco Park. Source: Jakarta Smart City

Corridor 10 serves Transjakarta buses heading to PGC Bus Stop. This stop is integrated with Mal PGC itself. So, if you're in the mood for shopping there, you can take this corridor. For clarity, below are the route maps for corridors 9 and 10.

Corridor 9 and corridor 10 routes of Transjakarta. Source: @pt_transjakarta

Corridor 11 and 12

Asides from the stops in the previous corridors, Jatinegara Bus Stop in corridor 11 also integrates with other modes of transportation. Being wide, you can go directly to Jatinegara Station from this stop. 

In the route of corridor 12 Transjakarta, you can easily reach ITC Mangga Dua. Alight at Mangga Dua Bus Stop, walk a few minutes, and you can start shopping. This corridor also serves the Museum Sejarah Jakarta Bus Stop. Here are the complete routes for corridors 11 and 12.

Corridor 11 and corridor 12 routes of Transjakarta. Source: @pt_transjakarta

Corridor 13 and 14

Anyone interested in hunting for vintage “treasures”? Try going to Pasar Santa. From food, clothes, books to music album collections, you'll find everything there. Take corridor 12, then simply alight at Pasar Santa Bus Stop! 

If you want to go to JIS(Jakarta International Stadium), you must take corridor 14. Remember to alight at Jakarta International Stadium Bus Stop. Check the route maps for corridors 13 and 14 below.

Corridor 13 and corridor 14 routes of Transjakarta. Source: @pt_transjakarta

Enjoy Easy Public Transportation in Jakarta

Jakarta has implemented Transit-Oriented Development, which has proven to help Jakarta residents switch from one mode of transportation to another. If you want to enjoy its convenience, you can check the Jakarta Public Transportation Integration Map below. From Transjakarta buses to LRT, you can see which routes are integrated with each other.

Jakarta Public Transportation Integration Map. Source: transjakarta.co.id

Let's support the public transportation in Jakarta! Not only to meet personal needs, but you can also support the overall development of the city. You can help reduce traffic jams and air pollution. If you need the latest information about Transjakarta, please follow the social media accounts of @pt_transjakarta, @infotj, and @jsclab!