The Construction Of The South Japek II Toll Road Continues To Be Speeded, Take A Peek At The Progress

The South Jakarta-Cikampek II (Japek) Toll Road Package 3 Sukabungah=Sedang. (Photo: ANTARA)

JAKARTA - The construction of the South Jakarta 'Cikampek (Japek) II Toll Road continues to be accelerated.

The infrastructure project is still ongoing on a number of sections with gradual construction progress.

Quoted from the upload on the official Instagram account @pupr_bpjt, Friday, August 8, the construction of the 62 kilometer (km) toll road was divided into four packages.

Covering the 7.25 km Setu 1 Jatiasih Package, the 10.5 km Setu 2A Setu Package, the 13 km Bojongmangu 2B Sukaragam Package and the 31.25 km Bojongmangu 3 Bojongmangu Package.

Package 1 which includes Sections 1 and 2 is currently still in the land acquisition stage with progress reaching 10.22 percent.

Then, Package 2A which includes Section 3, the construction progress is 65.98 percent and the land acquisition progress reaches 83.89 percent.

Furthermore, Package 2B which includes Section 4 with construction progress of 62.04 percent and land acquisition progress reached 99.05 percent.

Finally, Package 3 which includes Sections 4 and 5, the construction progress has reached 92.88 percent and land acquisition progress has reached 98.79 percent.

From several South Japek II toll roads, the Bojongmangu 'Sedang segment has been operated several times functionally limited, including during the Lebaran 2025 period.

"Currently, several sections have entered the construction stage and have functioned on a limited basis for Eid al-Fitr 2025," wrote BPJT.

Pengoperasiannya bertujuan mengurai kepadatan ketika arus lalu lintas menuju Jakarta dari arah Bandung apabila mengalami kepadatan.

"Kehadiran tol ini diharapkan memperlancar mobilitas sekaligus mendorong pengembangan kawasan industri, permukiman dan pariwisata di sepanjang koridornya," pungkas BPJT.

Its operation aims to unravel the density when the traffic flow to Jakarta comes from the direction of Bandung if it experiences congestion.

"The presence of this toll road is expected to facilitate mobility as well as encourage the development of industrial, residential and tourism areas along its corridors," concluded BPJT.