Indonesia is one of the biggest market for motorbike industry in global scale. According to the data of Asosiasi Industri Sepeda Motor Indonesia (AISI) the population of motorbike in Indonesia is reaching 80 million unit. For fewer segment of Indonesian, one person may even have more than one unit of motorbike. We conduct a survey […]
The Ramadhan is nearly coming to an end, which means that the Eid Al-Fitr is about to come. In Indonesia, there is a tradition that cannot be disregarded, which is called “mudik”, where people depart for their homecoming travel. Therefore, recently Jakpat has conducted a survey in order to see the preferences of Indonesian Moslems […]
The Eid homecoming travel, or famously known in Indonesian as “mudik”, is one of the Indonesian Moslems’ traditions during the Ramadhan. Toward the Eid Al-Fitr holiday, the country’s streets will be cramped with vehicles of those people who go home for the big feast. Therefore, recently Jakpat has conducted a survey in order to see […]
Do you remember the taxi drivers strike incident in Jakarta in last March? Strike action is carried out as a form of protest against the business of applications-based transportation. Demonstrations had quite a significant impact on the condition of Jakarta, where major strikes occured. Even this action clashed with fellow taxi drivers. This incident brought […]
The face of airlines industry has been changing since the invention of the low cost carriers (LCC) during the last decade. Apparently, airplane that used to be closely associated with transportation mode subjected only to certain part of society has changed. Compared to other modes such as bus, ship, travel, and train, airplane ticket used […]
Indonesia may be quite famous with citizen level of private vehicle ownership compared to other ASEAN countries. Since public transportation service is considered as still facing several challenges to meet the public satisfaction, private vehicle become the ultimate choice for most Indonesian. However, although private vehicle become everyone’s favourite, it doesn’t mean that public transportation […]
Technological developments, particularly in the mobile app and traffic jams in major city like Jakarta make ride-sharing app such Uber and GrabCar quite advanced rapidly. Offering convenience and relatively cheaper rates than regular taxis make these two applications competing in the capital market. In this survey, Jakpat would like to know which apps are most […]
Travelling has been a part of today’s lifestyle. Unlike the previous generation, travelling both in backpacker and flash packer style becomes common phenomenon among Indonesian. The much more affordable price of transportation tickets, the popularity of social media as a medium to share travelling activities, and various tourism promotions to praise the tourist makes people […]
Indonesia is dominated by foreign cars such as Toyota, Honda, Hyundai, etc. Even if there are car companies in Indonesia, they are subsidiaries not parent companies. Thus, up until now, Indonesia has not had domestic brand for car. Several years ago, Timor was a car brand, produced by Indonesia. Nevertheless, it was shutdown. Here, JAKPAT […]
Before the low-cost carrier, it was not easy to fly at any time. The players within this industry were limited and they offer quite expensive airfare ticket even for domestic route, so that not everyone can afford it, not everyone can fly. However, everything changes after the coming of low-cost carriers in Indonesia. Numbers of […]