KA Lin Bekasi

The Bekasi Line, officially designated as the Bekasi Line of the Jabodebek Light Rail Transit (LRT), serves as a vital high-capacity rapid transit artery connecting the eastern periphery of the Greater Jakarta metropolitan area to the city's central business district. Originating from the Jatimulya station in Bekasi Regency, the line derives its name from the municipality it primarily traverses, functioning as a critical transit corridor designed to alleviate chronic road congestion along the Jakarta-Cikampek toll road. By terminating at Dukuh Atas Bank Syariah Indonesia, the line provides seamless integration into the heart of Jakarta’s financial hub, facilitating efficient cross-regional movement for thousands of daily commuters.

As a cornerstone of the Jabodebek LRT network, the Bekasi Line significantly enhances regional mobility by providing a reliable, grade-separated alternative to private vehicular transport. The service utilizes advanced automated train control systems, ensuring high fleet reliability and consistent headways throughout the operational day. By bridging the residential density of Bekasi with the commercial intensity of Jakarta, the line acts as a catalyst for transit-oriented development, fostering economic integration and reducing the environmental footprint of regional travel. Its implementation represents a strategic shift toward sustainable urban infrastructure, effectively linking satellite residential zones with the primary employment centers of the capital.

The operational parameters of the Bekasi Line reflect its role as a high-frequency urban rail service. Under the Gapeka 2025 framework, the line maintains a robust schedule of 209 daily trips, ensuring consistent availability for passengers across its 14 scheduled stations. Spanning a total route distance of approximately 27 kilometers, the service achieves an average transit time of 55 minutes between the terminal points. Utilizing the standardized Jabodebek LRT rolling stock, the system is engineered for high-volume passenger throughput, maintaining rigorous safety and performance standards to support the evolving transit demands of the Greater Jakarta area.