The Directorate General of Land Transportation of the Ministry of Transportation of the Republic of Indonesia emphasized that the discourse on adjusting online motorcycle taxi rates by 815 percent is still in the study stage and has not yet become a final decision. This statement was conveyed by the Director General of Land Transportation, Aan Suhanan, as a clarification on the rise of news related to recent online motorcycle taxi rates.
"We want to provide an explanation that the news regarding the increase in online motorcycle taxi rates is currently still in the in-depth study stage and is not yet a final decision," said Aan Suhanan in Jakarta, Tuesday, July 1.
Focus On Online Ojek Tariff Studies: Balance And Justice
The Director-General emphasized that the study not only includes adjustment of basic tariffs, but also touches on other important aspects such as the revenue sharing structure between applicators and driver-partners, including the issue of 20 percent tariff cuts that drivers complain about a lot.
"Our comprehensive study includes the issue of cut-in income which is currently a serious concern. Protection and well-being of online motorcycle taxi driver partners is one of our top priorities," he continued.
Ministry Of Transportation Involves Multistakeholders For Online Ojek Tariff Regulations
In drafting new regulations, the Ministry of Transportation is committed to involving all stakeholders such as applicators, online motorcycle taxi driver associations, to transportation experts.
"The approach of multistakeholders is very important to ensure that the policies taken are not only on the same side, but fairly for all," said Aan Suhanan.
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20 Percent Cuts Examined: Impact On Partner Welfare
Regarding the 20 percent discount made by the applicator on the driver's income, the Ministry of Transportation stated that it was conducting an in-depth study from various perspectives, both economic and social.
We realize this cut greatly affects partner welfare. Therefore, we are looking for a fairer and more sustainable partition formula," he explained.
The Directorate General of Land Transportation also ensured that the study process would continue with a scientific and transparent approach. The government will cooperate with academics, conduct economic impact analysis, and open up public consultation rooms.
"We are committed to continuing to provide information openly to the public. The final decision will consider the principles of justice, sustainability, and consumer protection," concluded Aan Suhanan.
The Ministry of Transportation appealed to the public not to be influenced by unverified information regarding online motorcycle taxi rates. All official decisions will be announced directly by the Ministry of Transportation.
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