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Online Ojek Fares Postponed to August 29, 2022

Gita Regina
16:15, 15 Aug 2022

August 15, 2022 – The Ministry of Transportation (Kemenhub) has postponed the implementation of the increase in online motorcycle taxis (online ojek or ojol) fares. It’s been postponed for 25 days since the Minister of Transportation (KM) Decree Number KP 564 of 2022 was set on August 4, 2022. This means that the implementation of the new ojol fare will only take effect on August 29, 2022.

In KM Number KP 564 of 2022, it was initially written that the effective implementation was carried out for a maximum of 10 calendar days. However, based on the results of the review, it takes a longer time to disseminate this new tariff to all stakeholders, considering that the ojol is a transportation that is related to the interests of the community. That’s why the increase of online ojek fares is postponed.

Therefore, quoted from a written statement by the Director General of Land Transportation, Hendro Sugiatno, Monday (15/8/2022), the effective enforcement of this rule was increased to no later than 25 calendar days. Sugiatno stated that the additional time for socialization was based on input from all parties.

He hopes that with the time for adjusting the increase of online ojek fares in the application, the applicator can also immediately apply the new fares and improve services for passengers, including ensuring passenger safety.

**New Fares for Online Motorcycle Taxis/Online Ojek (Ojol) 2022**

The following are the details of the new online motorcycle taxi or ojol rates effective August 29, 2022:

In KM Number KP 564 of 2022, it is divided into several zones.

Zone I includes Sumatra, Java (besides Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tangerang, Bekasi), and Bali.

Meanwhile, Zone II is Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tangerang and Bekasi. The last is Kalimantan, Sulawesi, Nusa Tenggara and its surroundings, Maluku and Papua.

Zone I

The fare is starting from IDR 1,850 up to IDR 2,300/km. Minimum service fee with service fee range between IDR 9,250 – IDR 11,500.

Zone II

The fare is starting from IDR 2,600 up to IDR 2,700/km. Minimum service fee with service fee range between IDR 13,000 – IDR 13,500.

Zone III

The fare is starting from IDR 2,100 up to IDR 2,600/km. Minimum service fee with service fee range between IDR 10,500 – IDR 13,000.

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