New Transjabodetabek P11 Route Inaugurated, Connecting Bogor 'Blok M

Illustration of the Transjabodetabek (ANTARA) mode

JAKARTA - The DKI Jakarta Provincial Government has inaugurated the Transjabodetabek service for the P11 Bogor-Blok M route as the 14th corridor to connect transportation modes outside the Jakarta area.

DKI Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung inaugurated the route during an event at Blok M Terminal, Jakarta, Thursday, June 5, 2025. In his remarks, he stated that the Transjabodetabek service for the Blok M-Bogor route and the extension of corridor 13 were officially launched.

Pramono explained that the Bogor-Blok M route is part of the extension of corridor 13 and is the 14th corridor for Transjabodetabek.

He also added that this route is the fifth Transjabodetabek route, and the government plans to add three new routes in the future.

He mentioned that the Blok M-Bogor route is known as the P11 code. The name P in P11 refers to Pakuwon, as explained by the President Director of Transjakarta.

The Bogor-Blok M route crosses 20 stops, consisting of 11 stops in the Bogor area and nine stops in Jakarta. The average normal travel time is estimated to reach 90 minutes, while the traffic conditions can reach up to 110 minutes.

A total of 16 bus units were deployed to serve this route, with a waiting time between buses (headways) of about 15 minutes.

Deputy Chairperson of the DKI Jakarta DPRD, Rani Mauliani, stated that Transjakarta needs to strengthen connectivity with buffer cities in Jakarta through public transportation modes. He emphasized that Jakarta cannot stand alone, because many residents from Bogor, Tangerang, and South Tangerang are active in Jakarta during the day.

The presence of this public transportation service is expected to realize Jakarta's goal of reducing congestion.

Currently, there are five Transjabodetabek routes that have been operating, namely PIK 2-Blok M, Vida Bekasi-Cawang, Alam Sutera-Blok M, Sawangan-Lebak Bulus, and Bogor-Blok M.