Sistem Angkutan Multimoda Dalam Mendukung Efisiensi Biaya Logistik Di Indonesia

Wibowo, Wahyu Catur; Chairuddin, Irwan

doi:10.54324/j.mtl.v4i1.48

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“…In addition, in the integration of modes, there is one main factor that needs to be considered, namely public transportation that is interconnected or what can be referred to as multimodal transportation. The existence of multimodal transportation is considered to be able to increase optimization both in terms of transportation of people and goods Wibowo and Chairuddin (2017).…”

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Intermodal Connectivity at Kampung Rambutan Bus Terminal

Azwar

Sahara

Ginting

2022

Int. J. Res. Granthaalayah

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Transportation as a means of development is an important and strategic factor in the running of the economy. It can be seen from the high demand for transportation services. Jakarta Capital City, which is a metropolitan area, has a high need for transportation, especially public transportation. The high demand of transportation is because the average population of DKI Jakarta is carry out economic activities as a businessman or office worker, plus people commuting from supporting areas such as Bogor, Depok, Tangerang, and Bekasi to work, study or other activity in Jakarta. As a solution to transportation needs, the Jakarta Provincial Government is currently building several mass transportations, one of which is the Light Rail Transit or LRT from Bogor and Cibubur to Central Jakarta. This LRT line is passing through the Kampung Rambutan Terminal in East Jakarta and is planning to have a station connected to the bus terminal. This development is expected to be a solution to the need for integration of the LRT with the feeder mode in the Terminal. Based on this, this study will discuss the LRT connectivity with integrated modes at the Kampung Rambutan Terminal. The method used is quantitative descriptive study with the support of primary and secondary data. From the results of the analysis, it is known that the level of connectivity in terms of the time required shows quite good results, while the level of connectivity in terms of facilities also shows good results, this can be seen from the acquisition of the highest graph with an adequate value of 57%. In general, it can be concluded that the LRT connectivity with existing modes at the Kampung Rambutan Terminal is quite good.

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Intermodal Connectivity at Kampung Rambutan Bus Terminal

Azwar

Sahara

Ginting

2022

Int. J. Res. Granthaalayah

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“…Thus, it is necessary to create a conducive climate for the development of multimodal transportation business entities as part of Sislognas that grows sustainably and competitively (Sony & Sarinah, 2016) The implementation of multimodal transportation has not gone well in developing countries including Indonesia. In the multimodal transportation process in Indonesia, the responsibility is still on each segment / part of the transportation activity, because the existing laws and regulations cannot cover all aspects of the responsibilities of the parties involved in the transportation chain, or if there are often not clear enough so that sometimes it causes conflict / differences in interpretation (Wibowo & Chairuddin, 2017).…”

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“…In general, each mode of transportation still uses its own transportation documents that have not been integrated with other transportation documents, so that the responsibility of the carrier is often unclear. In addition to this, because it is still done manually, the process of completing the document is relatively long, so it tends to hamper the smooth flow of goods (Wibowo & Chairuddin, 2017).…”

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Strategies to Improve Logistics Cost Efficiency in Indonesia

Nursyifa

2023

J. Log. & SC.

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Logistics is one of the important indicators to achieve social justice for all Indonesian people. With an effective, efficient, and competitive logistics process, Indonesia will certainly become a country that can not only fully protect its people but will also certainly be able to spread the impact of world economic growth like Singapore. Therefore, this article aims to help all logistics actors, the government, and all Indonesians to be able to jointly create social justice for all Indonesians by involving vocational training as an engine for forming qualified human resources in the technical field of logistics management process implementation. By exploring using the systematic literature review method and synthetic matrix of various secondary data, it can be found that there are some similarities in the problems and appropriate solutions in increasing the efficiency of logistics costs by maximizing in 4 things, namely, infrastructure, multimodal transportation, dwelling time, and application of application technology

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Measuring the Total Logistics Costs at the Macro Level: A Study of Indonesia

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Background: Efforts made to calculate the logistics costs in Indonesia, at the macro level, are facing various problems, due to the fact that there have been no national agreements—to any models employed—to calculate those costs. Moreover, limited data and information due to the lack of use of such integrated information technology to reduce the information asymmetry on the logistics processes and activities have created some additional problems. Objective: This study is aimed at reviewing the measurement model, of the logistics costs used in Indonesia, at the macro level. Method: It provides a potential measurement approach proposed by several previous studies as an alternative option that may help develop the existing models by elaborating on their limitations. Results: The results of this study emphasize the recognition of the components of the logistics costs and the formulation of a more accurate, transparent, and comprehensive measurement framework to improve the standard used to assess the logistics costs. Conclusion: Thus, the calculation output of the logistics costs is expected to be able to provide stakeholders with reliable information to develop an efficient logistics system. Furthermore, logistics costs will be more controllable, allowing Indonesia to achieve such comparative advantages.

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Sistem Angkutan Multimoda Dalam Mendukung Efisiensi Biaya Logistik Di Indonesia

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Intermodal Connectivity at Kampung Rambutan Bus Terminal

Intermodal Connectivity at Kampung Rambutan Bus Terminal

Strategies to Improve Logistics Cost Efficiency in Indonesia

Measuring the Total Logistics Costs at the Macro Level: A Study of Indonesia

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