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Public Transportation in Jakarta

1. Transjakarta

2. Commuter Line Jabodetabek

3.Jakarta Airport Train

4. Online Transportation
- GoJek
- Grab
- Anterin

5.Taxi

6.Car Rentals

7. Auto rickshaw



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