Many developed countries already use public transportation as the main transportation, such as Finland, Singapore, Japan, Hong Kong, South Korea, and so on.
Some of these developed countries may be used as examples of the development of public transportation that is of interest to the people.
The majority of the population uses public transportation to travel to various destinations. Public transportation in some developed countries is very popular because it is cheap, arrives faster because it has special road access, and has wide coverage to remote cities.
Not to mention a well-integrated rail network and road network that is connected with other modes to various cities. A network of bus and tram transportation modes that connect residents from the suburbs to the city center or vice versa, to reduce the level of congestion that usually occurs at certain hours in the country's cities.
One country that needs to be looked at in general transportation management is South Korea. This country already has relatively advanced transportation management/management compared to other countries in the world.
Public transportation is known to be very safe and comfortable.
South Korea relies heavily on rail transportation for mass public transportation. Trains are the mainstay of the country to overcome the tight and congested mobility of the people. South Korea also relies on public buses with strict and regular schedules and routes that are connected to various other supporting transportation networks throughout the country.
Then Japan is a country with a very good rail transportation system that covers all over the country. The transportation system in Japan is known for its timely and highly efficient service, especially in metropolitan areas and large cities. No wonder people prefer to use public transportation over private vehicles.
Then Indonesia is in the order of what? Unfortunately, Indonesia itself is ranked 66 out of 140 countries. Even though Indonesia currently has the MRT, LRT, and Commuter Line subways, this is still considered uneven throughout the archipelago. Apart from this, the level of connectivity between one mode of transportation and another is still not good.
There are still many things that need to be improved by the leaders of this nation, especially in terms of infrastructure quality, security, safety, and equity in remote areas. The transportation system is indeed one of the most important things in the progress of a nation. However, even a good transportation system must be supported by qualified human resources, one of which is human resources who are willing and understand a rule, including traffic regulations.
