The Railway Museum Ambarawa in Indonesian Museum Kereta Api Ambarawa , is located in the town of Ambarawa , in the province of Central Java in Indonesia . The museum opened on October 6 , 1976. It houses a collection of 21 old locomotives in the old railway station, from where a cog railway goes to the nearby village of Bedono.
Read More Ambarawa Railway MuseumThe Pekanbaru-Muaro line (in Indonesian Jalur kereta api Muaro-Pekanbaru , English Sumatra Railway in Dutch Pakanbaroe-spoorweg ) is a railway line of 220 km in length between Pekanbaru and Muaro built by the Empire of Japan during the Second World War to strengthen the military and logistics infrastructure for the transport of coal and troops during its occupation Netherlands Indies .
Read More Pekanbaru-Muaro LineThe ESS 3200 is a class of electric locomotives that circulated in Indonesia from 1925 to 1976 .
Read More ESS 3200The Aceh pioneer railway , in Indonesian Kereta Api Perintis Aceh , is a line in the Indonesian province of Aceh that uses diesel trains produced by state railway construction company PT Inka .
Read More Pioneer Aceh RailwayThe rail transport in Indonesia is concentrated on the island of Java , has 2 main lines that cross the island from west to east and several secondary lines. In addition, Jakarta and the conurbation of which it is the center, Jabodetabek , has a regional express network , the KRL Jabotabek . Outside of Java, Indonesia’s only rail-owning region is in Sumatra , in the north of the island (North Sumatra and Aceh provinces ), centered on Medan , …
Read More Rail transport in IndonesiaJakarta , the capital of Indonesia , has recently had a river transport system called Angkutan Sungai or more commonly Waterways , similar to TransJakarta ‘s high – level bus service system , nicknamed Busway . This urban transport system was inaugurated in 2007 by the governor of Jakarta of the time, Sutiyoso. It is part of a plan for the overall integration of the various modes of public transportation in the city.
Read More River transport in JakartaMetroMini is the name of a network of minibuses in Jakarta , the capital of Indonesia . It is, along with TransJakarta , the Jakarta Government Bus Company, and KopajaCooperative , one of the basic components of the city’s public transit system. The MetroMini fleet was estimated at 3,000 buses in 2012.
Read More MetroMiniThe Koperasi Angkutan Jakarta ( “Jakarta Transportation Cooperative”) or Kopaja is a cooperative founded in 1971 to provide a public transport service in Jakarta 1 . Kopaja has been formally integrated into the PT Transportasi Jakarta (TransJakarta) network, the Jakarta government’s public transport company 2 . The minibuses of the Kopaja, so far green and white will now be blue and white.
Read More KopajaA becak (pronounced [betʃak]) is a kind of rickshaw specific to the island of Java in Indonesia . The Sumatra , Sulawesi and Borneo rickshaws are closer to the Indian rickshaw .
Read More becakThe ‘ National Committee for Transportation Safety ( Indonesian : Komite Nasional Keselamatan Transportasi , KNKT ; English : National Transportation Safety Committee , NTSC ) is Indonesian agency Standing charge of investigations of air accidents in Indonesia . KNKT is headquartered in the Indonesian Ministry of Transport in Jakarta 1 .
Read More National Committee for Transportation SafetyWith more than 13,000 islands spanning some 5,000 km from west to east and populated by more than 250 million people, Indonesia has a vital need for air travel. Its domestic market is the 5 th world, behind the United States, China, Japan and Brazil, and one of those with the fastest growing one .
Read More Air transport in IndonesiaThis article summarizes the various networks of transportation of Indonesia . Road Network In 2002, Indonesia’s road network totaled 368,360 km, of which 213,649 km was paved 1 .
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