KCJB Trial Registration Phase 2 Opened September 24, Quota 500 Passengers Per Trip

The enthusiasm of the public to try out the Jakarta Bandung High Speed Train (KCJB) in the first phase of trials is very high, as many as 98 percent of tickets have been ordered. (Doc. KCIC)

JAKARTA - The enthusiasm of the community is very high to participate in the experience of using trains at speeds of up to 350 km per hour. In fact, 98 percent of the first phase of registration has been ordered.

As is known, PT Kereta Cepat Indonesia China (KCIC) has opened a website for people who want to take part in the public trial of the Jakarta-Bandung High Speed Train (KCJB).

"KCIC would like to thank the public for the great attention of this Fast Train service," said KCIC Corporate Secretary General Manager Eva Chairunisa in an official statement, Sunday, September 17.

Eva said that currently the tickets ordered had reached 98 percent for the first phase of the departure schedule from 18 to 24 September 2023.

"For people who have not received tickets, the next registration will be opened on September 24 for the trial trip schedule from September 25 to 30, 2023," said Eva.

Furthermore, Eva said for people who have registered, to pay attention to the selected travel schedule and come as late as 1 hour before the departure schedule. As well as prepare well the identity and proof of ordering to facilitate the verification process at the station.

"KCIC apologizes if it has not been able to accommodate the enthusiasm of all people who want to participate in public trial activities for the Fast Train," he said.

During the limited testing period for high-speed trains with passengers, every day KCIC provides 4 round-trip travel schedules (PP) so that a total of 8 trips operate every day.

Eva said the limited prepared quota is 500 seats for each trip that will last during the trial period until September 30, 2023.

KCIC would like to express its deepest gratitude to the people who have registered. KCIC will provide the best possible service to people who want to be part of the history of the presence of the first Fast Train in Indonesia," he concluded.