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By KARLO MANIK DIRECTOR OF TRAFFIC, GREATER JAKARTA TRANSPORT AUTHORITY MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION Expert Group and Regional Meeting on ITS in Asia Pasific ~Incheon, 2-4 April 2019 Governing Regulations Act Number 22 Year 2009 Government Act


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Expert Group and Regional Meeting on ITS in Asia Pasific ~Incheon, 2-4 April 2019

By KARLO MANIK DIRECTOR OF TRAFFIC, GREATER JAKARTA TRANSPORT AUTHORITY MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION

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Governing Regulations Government Act

Government Policy Ministerial Decree

Act Number 22 Year 2009

  • n Land Transportation
  • Govt. Policy Number 32 Year 2011 on Traffic

Engineering, Impact Analysis, and Demand Management Ministerial Decree Number 96 Year 2015 on Traffic Management and Engineering Guidelines

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ITS Development ( based on its legal basis )

Act 22 / 2009

  • Govt. Policy 32 / 2011

ITS Applications Area Traffic Control System

Bus Management / Information System Electronic Payment

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THE INDONESIA’S COMMITMENT ON ITS DEVELOPMENT

Industry 4.0 is a name for the current trend of automation and data exchange in manufacturing technologies.

LONG TERM DEVELOPMENT PLANNING MAKING A COMPETITIVE, POWERFUL, & SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Comprehensive Development, Based on Science &Technology, HRD, Legal & Institutional Development, Good Governance & Adequate & Advanced Facilities & Infrastructure MEDIUM TERM DEVELOPMENT PLANNING Mastery, Development, and Utilization of Science and Technology RIPIN, RIRIN, NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION MASTER PLANS

President Jokowi: Indonesia's Vision Realizes Digitalization in All Sectors Minister of Transport Budi Karya: Digitalize Transport Sector as a quick win

INTEGRATION

Smart Mobility

Transport Infrastructure 4

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Worsening traffic jam

Curren ent Maj ajor Problem ems of Tr Transport in Indones esia

2020

Motor Cycle Public Transport

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FIVE PILLARS TO SOLVE THE TRANSPORT PROBLEMS

Increasing the role of Public Transport Traffic Management and Engineering Air Pollution and Noise Control Traffic Demand Management Endorsing Non Motorized Transport Means

Transit system development

Mass transport infrastructures and networks development Strengthening Intermodality and public transport accessibility Strengthening public transport

  • wnership system

Increasing road capacity Implementation

  • f ATCS/ITS

Traffic Management Traffic Impact Analysis Gasification Increasing usage

  • f alternative

energy sources Implementation of green transport and environmentally friendly technologies ERP Parking Policy Disincentivize Private Vehicle Usage Pedestrian facilities development Bicycle Lanes development Car free day

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ITS Master er Plan

Traffic management services Traveler information services Public transportation services Commercial vehicle

  • peration services

Electronic payment system Emergency management services Vehicle control and safety services

ITS MASTERPLAN N DI IND

NDONE NESIA

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NATIONAL MAIN OPERATION CENTER (Kemenhub) Kota..1

SUB-OPERATION CENTER

ETC VIB CCTV Detector

HTCS

PROVINSI PROVINSI

PENGEMBANGAN SISTEM ATCS YANG TERINT NTEGRASI DI SELURUH JARINGAN JALAN NASIONAL YANG DIDUKUNG OLEH SISTEM ATCS DI KOTA-KOTA DI INDONESIA DENGAN MENDORONG PENGGUNAAN INOVASI TEKNOLOGI ATCS DALAM NEGERI

INTEGRASI D DAN PE PENGEMBANGAN PU PUSAT PE PENGENDALI A ATCS

Kota..1

SUB-OPERATION CENTER

ETC VIB CCTV Detector

HTCS

Kota..1

SUB-OPERATION CENTER

ETC VIB CCTV Detector

HTCS

Kota..1

SUB-OPERATION CENTER

ETC VIB CCTV Detector

HTCS

Indonesia’s ATCS Implementation are developed in a vertically integrated

  • way. National ATCS is

supported by provincial ATCS and city level ATCS in hierarchical structure. Indonesia’s ATCS implementation also encourage innovation and use of local resources INTEGRATED TCS DEVELOPMENT ( integration of several ATCS )

Provincial Provincial

City Level City Level City Level City Level

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THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM IN GREATER JAKARTA

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Greater Jakarta consist of 3 provinces and 9 municipalities

1990 1990 2016 2016 CITY AREA (km2) DKI Jakarta 740.30 Greater Jakarta 6,399.40 32% 20% 22% 19% 7% DKI Jakarta Bogor Tangerang Bekasi Depok

Total population of Greater Jakarta is 31,7 million people in 2016

Population Percentage

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MOTOR CYCLE 74% (18,5 mil) CAR 24% (5,9 mil) PT 2% (512 k)

Total Trip in Greater Jakarta

49,5 Million trip/day

TRAVEL DEMAND IN GREATER JAKARTA

Consist of:

  • Inner Jakarta: 23,42 Million trip/day
  • Commuter (Outer-Inner): 4,06 Million trip/day
  • Other (Pass-through and Inner Suburban): 22,02 Million trip/day

Number of Vehicles: 24.9 million

Source : BPS 2017 Source : SITRAMP & JUTPI Reports, JICA, 2002,2010,2018

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POOR QUALITY OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT SERVICE AVERAGE SPEED AT PEAK HOUR 10KM/HR CAUSED BY TRAFFIC CONGESTION VOLUME CAPACITY RATIO (VCR) ALMOST EXCEEDED 1

MAJOR TRANSPORT PROBLEMS IN GREATER JAKARTA

PROBLEM :

  • 1. Congestion rising, moda share

dominated by private vehicle usage and public transport share remain low.

  • 2. Mass Public Transport services

contribution considered low due to lack of provision (actual) and limited budget.

  • 3. Economic losses due to traffic

congestion up to USD 1,3 billion (2010) and predicted to be USD 6,5 billion in 2020.

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Presidential Decree No. 103/ 2015 concerning the establishment

  • f

Jabodetabek Transportation Agency (Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tenggerang and Bekasi) LEGAL BASIS

Develop, manage and improve integrated transportation services in Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tangerang and Bekasi by implementing good

  • rganizational

governance.

ROLE AND FUNCTIONS

In carrying out the duties of the GJTA, it refers to the RITJ (Transportation Grand Design for Greater Jakarta) stipulated through a Presidential Decree 55/2018

GREATER JAKARTA TRANSPORT AUTHORITY ESTABLISHMENT

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

The use of public transport is 60%

  • f the total movement of people

Travel from origin to destination max 1.5 hours during peak hours Average speed of 30 km / h at peak hours The coverage of public transport services in urban areas is 80% of the length of the road Walking access to public transport max 500 m Each region has a feeder that is integrated with the trunk through one node

The node must have pedestrian and park and ride facilities, with a max transfer distance 500 m

Maximum 3 times transfer mode in 1 trip

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▪TRAFFIC CONTROL MANAGEMENT ▪IMPROVING PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SERVICE ▪TRAFFIC SAFETY AND INCIDENT MANAGEMENT ▪ELECTRONIC PAYMENT ▪COMMERCIAL VEHICLE OPERATIONS ▪TRAVELER INFORMATION

MAIN TOPIC ON MASTERPLAN OF ITS IN GREATER JAKARTA

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6 applications of traffic management using ITS: (a) Lane management, (b) Surveillance, (c) Parking management, (d) Automatic payment, (e) Special event transportation, and (f) Junction management.

TRAFFIC CONTROL MANAGEMENT

Blocked intersection Captured by CCTV Processed by CC room Green Wave for selected 4 types of vehicle

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AREA TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM OF GJTA

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JUMLAH ATCS MILIK BPTJ : 26 BUAH JUMLAH ATCS MILIK KOTA / KABUPATEN : 23 BUAH : ATCS MILIK BPTJ

NAMA SIMPANG BEKASI DEPOK KOTA BOGOR KABUPATEN BOGOR

1.

  • SIMP. TOL TIMUR

2.

  • SIMP. PRESDO

3.

  • SIMP. PONCOL

4.

  • SIMP. PEKAYON

5.

  • SIMP. WAHHAB AFFAN

6.

  • SIMP. KRANJI

7.

  • SIMP. PERUMNAS

8.

  • SIMP. PEMDA

9.

  • SIMP. KAYURINGIN

10.

  • SIMP. TOLL BARAT

11.

  • SIMP. RAWA PANJANG

12.

  • SIMP. BCP

13.

  • SIMP. JUANDA – KARTINI

14.

  • SIMP. RAWA SEMUT

15.

  • SIMP. KELUAR TERMINAL

16.

  • SIMP. MASUK TERMINAL

17.

  • SIMP. BULAK KAPAL

18. SIMP BANK JABAR 19.

  • SIMP. LOTTE MART

20.

  • SIMP. SMP 2 UNISMA

21.

  • SIMP. KALI ABANG

22.

  • SIMP. SINDE

23.

  • SIMP. KOMPAS

24.

  • SIMP. EXIT TOL CIBITUNG

25.

  • SIMP. WARUNG BONGKOK

26.

  • SIMP. SGC
  • 1. SIMP. JATI JAJAR
  • 2. SIMP. JUANDA RAYA BOGOR
  • 3. SIMP. SILIWANGI
  • 4. SIMP. RAMANDA
  • 5. SIMP. MARGONDA
  • 6. SIMP. ALHUDA
  • 7. SIMP. CILODONG
  • 8. SIMP. PAL UI
  • 9. SIMP. BOJONG SARI

10.SIMP. SENGON 11.SIMP. PLN 1.

  • SIMP. BANGBARUNG

2.

  • SIMP. PANDU

3.

  • SIMP. MARWAN

4.

  • SIMP. BARANANG SIANG

5.

  • SIMP. TUGU KUJANG

6.

  • SIMP. PANGRANGO

7.

  • SIMP. TALANG

8.

  • SIMP. POMAD

9.

  • SIMP. BORR

10.

  • SIMP. WARUNG JAMBU

11.

  • SIMP. LIPPO PLAZZA

12.

  • SIMP. EKALOSE

13. SIMP.YASMIN 14.

  • SIMP. SEMPLAK

15.

  • SIMP. SBJ

16.

  • SIMP. BUBULAK

17.

  • SIMP. LALADON

18.

  • SIMP. ASPOL

1.

  • SIMP. SENTUL

2.

  • SIMP. PDAM

3.

  • SIMP. RSUD

4.

  • SIMP. BDB

5.

  • SIMP. KARADENAN

6.

  • SIMP. PENGADILAN

7.

  • SIMP. PASIR JAMBU

8.

  • SIMP. BAMBU KUNING

9.

  • SIMP. PEMDA

10.

  • SIMP. CIBINONG

11.

  • SIMP. CIKARET

12.

  • SIMP. CIAWI

13.

  • SIMP. GADOK

14.

  • SIMP. PM

15.

  • SIMP. IPB

16.

  • SIMP. SALABENDA

17.

  • SIMP. TERMINAL PARUNG

: GJTA OWNED ATCS

INTERSECTION

: 54 LOCATION

TOTAL

GJTA ATCS LOCATION LIST

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2017

GREATER JAKARTA ATCS (INSTALLED 2017-2018)

BEKASI DEPOK KOTA BOGOR KABUPATEN BOGOR

  • SIMP. TOL TIMUR
  • SIMP. PRESDO
  • SIMP. PONCOL
  • SIMP. PEKAYON
  • SIMP. WAHHAB

AFFAN

  • SIMP. KRANJI
  • SIMP. PERUMNAS
  • SIMP. PEMDA
  • SIMP. KAYURINGIN
  • SIMP. TOLL BARAT
  • SIMP. RAWA

PANJANG

  • SIMP. BCP
  • SIMP. JUANDA –

KARTINI

  • SIMP. RAWA SEMUT
  • SIMP. KELUAR

TERMINAL

  • SIMP. MASUK

TERMINAL

  • SIMP. BULAK KAPAL

SIMP BANK JABAR

  • SIMP. LOTTE MART
  • SIMP. SMP 2 UNISMA
  • SIMP. KALI ABANG
  • SIMP. SINDE
  • SIMP. KOMPAS
  • SIMP. EXIT TOL

CIBITUNG

  • SIMP. WARUNG

BONGKOK

  • SIMP. SGC
  • SIMP. JATI JAJAR
  • SIMP. JUANDA RAYA

BOGOR

  • SIMP. SILIWANGI
  • SIMP. RAMANDA
  • SIMP. MARGONDA
  • SIMP. ALHUDA
  • SIMP. CILODONG
  • SIMP. PAL UI
  • SIMP. BOJONG SARI
  • SIMP. SENGON
  • SIMP. PLN
  • SIMP. BANGBARUNG
  • SIMP. PANDU
  • SIMP. MARWAN
  • SIMP. BARANANG

SIANG

  • SIMP. TUGU KUJANG
  • SIMP. PANGRANGO
  • SIMP. TALANG
  • SIMP. POMAD
  • SIMP. BORR
  • SIMP. WARUNG JAMBU
  • SIMP. LIPPO PLAZZA
  • SIMP. EKALOSE
  • SIMP. YASMIN
  • SIMP. SEMPLAK
  • SIMP. SBJ
  • SIMP. BUBULAK
  • SIMP. LALADON
  • SIMP. LOJI
  • SIMP. SENTUL
  • SIMP. PDAM
  • SIMP. RSUD
  • SIMP. BDB
  • SIMP. KARADENAN
  • SIMP. PENGADILAN
  • SIMP. PASIR JAMBU
  • SIMP. BAMBU KUNING
  • SIMP. PEMDA
  • SIMP. CIBINONG
  • SIMP. CIKARET
  • SIMP. CIAWI
  • SIMP. GADOK
  • SIMP. PM
  • SIMP. IPB
  • SIMP. SALABENDA
  • SIMP. TERMINAL

PARUNG

Traffic flow data collection Exist in 4 Location :

  • 3 Location at Ahmad Yani Street
  • 1 Location at Cut Mutia Street

Time Vehicle Volume Vehicle Speed Road Occupancy

2019

Development in Tangerang

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There are some infrastructures required, such as:

❖ GPS Tracker ❖ VMS on bus

stops and smartphone

❖ CCTV on public

vehicles and bus stops

IMPROVING PUBLIC TRANSPORT SERVICES

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IMPROVING PUBLIC TRANSPORT SERVICES

GPS Tracker is needed to track the location of the bus which will enable the system to predict the arrival time of the bus on the selected bus stop. These information would then be displayed on the VMS located on the selected bus stop

GPS Tracker

  • n Bus

Processed by CC room Information for Users Type of Information:

  • 1. Departure Time
  • 2. Arrival Time
  • 3. Bus Capacity
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TRAFFIC SAFETY AND INCIDENT MANAGEMENT

Captured images from CCTV would be processed by a program so that it would notify the CC room immediately. This will make a better accidents handling process.

Accident Information Informs relevant agencies

Toll road operator Fire dept. Hospitals Police dept.

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TRAFFIC SAFETY AND INCIDENT MANAGEMENT

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High Speed Warning on toll roads and national roads could be used for Speed Control using CCTV and VMS. Speed limit on Highways in Indonesia is 100 km/hour, Inter-city Roads is 80 km/hour, Urban Roads is 50 km/hour, and Residential Roads is 30 km/hour.

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CURRENT ELECTRONIC TICKETS CONDITION

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To be used on Commuter Rail only To be used on TransJakarta only To be used on Toll Road only Electronic money cards issued by national banks

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ELECTRONIC TICKETS INTEGRATION STRATEGY

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Greater Jakarta Transport Authority

STRATEGY

1. The launching of ONE TRANSPORTATION CARD which is an electronic money for every transportation modes 2. Set the standard for Electronic Ticket: System Standardization needs to be done to ensure ticket interoperability between modes. The followings need to be standardized:

  • a. Transaction Process and Data Storage Structure

inside the card

  • b. Transaction Process and Data Storage Structure on

the system (Server – Back Office)

  • c. Reporting and Information Format

IDEA INITIATIVE CONCEPT

integrasi

DEPAN BELAKANG

integrasi

CONNEXION CARD

integrasi

CONNEXION CARD

TRANSPORTASI

penerbit

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COMMERCIAL VEHICLE OPERATIONS

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When a truck getting closer to a WIM/AVI system, an electronic reader will do a legal verification of the truck based on vehicle weight, dimension, safety level, and completeness

  • f legal compliance letters by checking the system database.

If all checked parameters has been proved to be okay, then the driver would receive green light signal so they can continue their journey immediately.

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Macro Transportation Pattern (DKI Jakarta Governor Regulation No. 103 of 2007 on PTM)

Public Transportation Development

Mass Rapid Transit (MRT)/Subway/Commuter Rail Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Light Rail Transit (LRT)/Monorail Waterway

Transportation Demand Management

Motorized Vehicle Restrictions (3 in 1, Odd-Even Policy) Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) Parking Control Park and Ride

Improvement of Road Capacity

Intelligent Transport System (ITS) Road Widening/Construction/ Overpass/Underpass Road Network Development Pedestrianisation 29

JAKARTA PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION DEVELOPMENT BASE

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CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER OF ERP IMPLEMENTATION PLAN

2017

Auction for Construction of ERP System (22 June 2017 – 24 October 2018)

2018

Contract signing for auction winner, with construction time of 1 – 1.5 years

2019

Implementation Stage I (May 2019) Jl. Sisingamangaraja and Jl. Sudirman

2020

Implementation stage II (May 2020)

  • Jl. MH Thamrin, Jl.

Medan Merdeka Barat, Jl. Majapahit, Jl. Gadjah Mada, Jl. Hayam Wuruk, Jl. HR. Rasuna Said, and Jl. Cokroaminoto

TIMELINE

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Implementation Phase 1 (2019-2020)

  • 1. Stage I
  • Blok M – Kota Corridor
  • Jl. Sisingamangaraja – Jl. Sudirman (± 6.3 km)
  • 2. Stage II
  • Blok M – Kota Corridor
  • Jl. MH Thamrin – Jl. Medan Merdeka Barat – Jl.

Majapahit – Jl. Gajah Mada/Jl. Hayam Wuruk (± 6.4 km)

  • Kuningan – Cokroaminoto Corridor
  • Jl. Rasuna Said - Jl. Cokroaminoto (± 4.3 km)

Kota Blok M

Implementation Phase 1 (2019 – 2020)

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OPERATION AREA OF ERP (1/2)

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Implementation Phase 2 (2021) (Based on recommendation from RPJMD DKI Jakarta Province)

  • 1. Mampang – Ragunan (± 6.6 km)
  • 2. Cawang – Grogol (± 12.5 km)

Implementation Phase 2 (2021)

Grogol Cawang

Mampang Ragunan

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OPERATION AREA OF ERP (2/2)

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PUBLIC TRANSPORT IN GREATER JAKARTA

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HANK OU!

Min inis istry of f Transportation The Republi lic of f Indonesia

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