BRT station revitalization
In early 2020, due to the extension of the Senen Underpass, the Senen BRT station (now known as Senen Toyota Rangga) was relocated to a temporary structure. [14] Following the completion of the underpass extension, Transjakarta began rebuilding the BRT station and renovating its access bridge. [15] The new Senen station reopened on November 22, 2020, featuring upgraded facilities, such as lifts on the renovated pedestrian bridge that has a design resembling the piano keys. [16]
On April 15, 2022, as part of efforts to improve service quality and ensure seamless integration with other modes of transport—such as the KRL Commuterline—and in conjunction with the revitalisation of the Senen BRT station, the Juanda BRT station was temporarily closed for revitalisation works. This closure occurred alongside similar works on stations along Corridors 1, 5, 9, and 11. [17] [18] To maintain service during the works, a shuttle bus route coded 2ST was introduced to operate along the Pecenongan–Juanda segment. [17] [18] Kwitang BRT station, which had already been demolished in June 2021, and Balai Kota BRT station, which was last renovated in 2020, also went under revitalisation in June 2022, due to both stations being too small to accommodate articulated buses. [19] The line's eastern terminus, Pulo Gadung 1, along with its Corridor 4 counterpart, Pulo Gadung 2, also went under the revitalisation project starting from September 6, 2022. [20]
Kwitang and Balai Kota stations reopened on August 11 [21] [22] and August 22, 2022 [23] [24] respectively, followed by Juanda station on March 4, 2023. [25] [26] On April 18, 2023, Pulo Gadung 1 station reopened. Its station building was unified with Pulo Gadung 2, creating a single Pulo Gadung station. As a result, passengers are no longer required to exit the paid area to transfer between Corridors 2 and 4. [27]
Subsequently, on June 2, 2023, the Pulo Mas BRT station was also closed for revitalisation. [28] It reopened on October 7, 2023.
Temporary readjustment
Harmoni BRT station was formerly the terminus of Corridor 2. As the busiest station in the network, it also served Corridors 1, 3, and 8. However, due to the construction of Phase 2A of the Jakarta MRT, the Harmoni station was relocated to a temporary structure from March 4, 2023, [3] and will remain so until the completion of the MRT works, either in 2027 or 2029. The original permanent building was demolished to make way for the new Harmoni MRT station. The temporary structure doesn't have enough capacity to accommodate high passenger volumes. As a result, Transjakarta decided that it would only serve Corridor 1 and temporarily moved Corridor 2's terminus to the Monumen Nasional BRT station, located near the National Monument. [1] [2] [4]
