Now the general public can use this new mode of transportation with a promotional fare of Rp5,000 for all routes. However, the operation of LRT Jabodebek in this initial phase is still limited, both in terms of the number of fleets and operational hours.

During the first month, the tariff for driverless trains operated and produced by PT Industri Kereta Api (INKA) was set at a flat rate of Rp5,000 for all service routes. After the flat rate period ends in September 2023, the government will implement a maximum tariff of Rp20,000 for the longest distance and below Rp20,000 for distances other than the longest.

The basic fare for LRT Jabodebek is set at Rp5,000 for the first 1 km. It then increases by Rp700 per subsequent km. This fare scheme will be implemented from the beginning of October 2023 until the end of February 2024.

The following 'Bahasa' text translated to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The Jabodebek LRT project spent a budget of Rp32.6 trillion. The inauguration of this project experienced several delays. Initially, the Jabodebek LRT project was planned to be inaugurated on August 18, 2023, as a gift for Indonesia's independence. However, the inauguration plan was later postponed."

As information, there are 18 LRT Jabodebek stopping stations. Among them are Dukuh Atas Station, Setiabudi Station, Rasuna Said Station, Kuningan Station, Pancoran Station, Cikoko Station, Ciliwung Station, Cawang Station, TMII Station, Kampung Rambutan Station, Ciracas Station, Harjamukti Station, Halim Station, Jatibening Baru Station, Cikunir I Station, Cikunir II Station, Bekasi Barat Station, and Jatimulya Station. Photo: Liputan6.com/Angga Y