Transjakarta

Transjakarta is a state-owned enterprise in the Special Capital Region of Jakarta, serving the Greater Jakarta area since 2004. In 2014, it became a Limited Liability Company. Recognized as the world's longest Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) service, with a sprawling network of 231 kilometers, Transjakarta facilitates over one million trips daily. The company operates with the mission of enabling seamless travel through various modes of transportation, including BRT, feeder buses, and minivans (Mikrotrans), while also integrating with suburban commuter rail and the city’s metro.

Transjakarta's commitment extends to keeping the city in constant motion, functioning, and growing, achieved by actively listening to customers, communities, representative groups, businesses, and other stakeholders in Greater Jakarta's transportation system. With over 20 years of experience in the field, the company prides itself on leading the public transportation industry in Indonesia and aspires to expand its influence across Asia. Continuous improvement and innovation are central to its operations, driven by customer feedback to ensure the network aligns with the evolving needs of the city.

The company's focus on sustainability and transportation reinforces its commitment to fulfilling the broader environmental and societal goals. While specific details about its headquarters, last investment, and involved investors are not provided, Transjakarta's established presence and ambitious vision position it as an influential player in the public transportation domain, with potential for further growth and impact within and beyond the Indonesian market.