Stasiun Jambu Baru (JBU)

Jambu Baru station (JBU), designated as a Class III station, is situated at an elevation of +18 meters within Serang Regency and operates under the jurisdiction of Daerah Operasi I Jakarta. Established during the colonial expansion of the region's rail network, the station holds historical significance as a vital transportation node that facilitated regional commerce, agricultural trade, and passenger mobility in western Java. Architecturally, it reflects the functional colonial-era vernacular typical of Indonesian secondary line stations, characterized by sturdy masonry walls, high ventilation-optimized ceilings, and a compact layout that preserves its early 20th-century character.

The station features a streamlined platform yard configuration consisting of two primary tracks designed to accommodate passing loops and efficient train crossings on the single-track alignment. Within the national railway transit network, Jambu Baru plays a crucial role in maintaining network fluidity, supporting regional connectivity, and serving local commuter and freight services between major urban centers. Despite its classification as a smaller operational facility, it remains an integral link in Indonesia's contemporary railway infrastructure, bridging historical railway engineering with modern transit demands.