KAI Commuter Introduces Special Train Service for Farmers and Traders

Enhanced Transportation for Agricultural Sector

KAI Commuter has launched a dedicated train service for farmers and traders, marking a significant development in transportation infrastructure for Indonesia's agricultural sector. The service, which began operations on December 1, 2025, is designed to provide specialized transportation solutions for agricultural products and commodities.

Operational Details and Facilities

The train service operates between Rangkasbitung and Merak stations, with 14 daily trips planned. The service includes dedicated carriage space for farmers and traders to transport their goods, separated from regular commuter passengers. Key features include:

• Special baggage allowance: Maximum two pieces of luggage with dimensions not exceeding 100 cm x 40 cm x 30 cm
• Priority boarding: Card holders can access waiting areas two hours before departure
• Registration required: Users must register at station counters with identification

Economic and Social Impact

The introduction of this specialized train service is expected to have a positive impact on local economic activities, particularly in supporting farmers and traders in the region. KAI Commuter's initiative reflects a commitment to improving transportation infrastructure and facilitating the movement of goods and people.

Implementation and User Guidelines

To access the service, farmers and traders need to register at station counters by filling out a form and providing identification. The registration process results in the issuance of a Farmer and Trader Card, which allows for ticket reservations starting seven days before departure. The service is designed to be user-friendly while maintaining safety and comfort standards for all passengers.