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Do you know that because of traffic jams, Jakarta wasted 46 trillions of fuels every year ?

Hello, I’m Bhrissa. I’m here to represents all of the road users that stuck with the problem “traffic jam”.

Jakarta’s traffic has always been a big problem for the government. Well, indeed, what can we do, as the center of the capital which will never slept through the night to come pick. Traffic jams are everywhere in Jakarta. One of the causes is the number of vehicles in Jakarta. There are too many buses, cars, motorcycles, and any other kinds of public transportation in the streets. no longer wonder, when rain flooded and jammed into one hell feels like a home for all the work. It’s not just one or two hours, private car users can be up to 3 hours not moving. I think the solution can be overcome by the reduction of private vehicles. Yes indeed, almost every head of the family has a personal vehicle. But all of this can we reduce by making public transport comfortable, safe, plentiful, easy to reach, etc. With this people will switch to not use private vehicles. It would certainly reduce the number of vehicles. Reduce pollution as well right? I also realize that now the traffic jam seems to be more crowded and long. Even in the place where usually never been any traffic jam now there is a jam and it is quite long and heavy. Maybe the government can be stricter about the regulation that they have already made.

And I suggest to the government if the want to build street infrastructure such as the busway for Trans Jakarta they should make a better planning in it. Because what I see now is that they make it all in one time which make all the street suffering worse in traffic jam because all the street are under construction.

To conclude, the city government must do the research in order to find the solution for these problems and build more facilities like highways and streets. Creating and implementing strict regulation for the traffic systems can also solve the problem.

With these 3 solutions, i dreamt Jakarta to be at least at the top 20 countries with the best transportation.