History
The station opened as Setiabudi Utara alongside the rest of Corridor 6 on 27 January 2007. Until 2023, the station was officially referred to as Setiabudi Utara AINI. The original station structure had two bus gates on each side of the platform. Along the stretch of Corridor 6 that runs on H.R. Rasuna Said Street, it was the only station (and one of the very few on the network) with a significant elevation difference between both sides of the street, and as such, the western side of the platform was given a flight of stairs.
During the Jabodebek LRT construction works from 2017 to 2023, a temporary structure was in operation to the north of the current location, while the new station was built underneath the LRT station. Before it opened for passenger service, the station was used as a lounge for Royaltrans drivers. [1] The temporary building utilized disused container boxes, which had four gates on each side of the platform with a portable toilet as an amenity.
After the LRT construction completed, all operations were moved to the new building on 24 March 2023. [1] [2] It was later given a new name, Setiabudi, a name that was formerly used by a former BRT station serving Corridor 1 until 2014, when it was demolished for the Jakarta MRT construction but was never rebuilt. [3] [4]
Building and layout
The current station structure is built 200 meters away from the temporary station. It now has six gates on each side of the platform. The two sides still have a significant elevation difference, and as such, there is now a ramp and flight of stairs in the middle to compensate for the elevation difference.
There are also other amenities, such as disabled-friendly toilets, prayer room, and a sink.
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