Key insights and market outlook
PT Kereta Api Indonesia's commuter rail (KRL) and LRT Jabodebek served 317.67 million and 26.11 million passengers respectively between January and November 2025. This significant ridership highlights the growing reliance on rail-based public transportation in the Jabodetabek metropolitan area. The increased mobility is supported by improved service quality and better intermodal integration.
PT Kereta Api Indonesia (Persero), through its subsidiaries KAI Commuter and LRT Jabodebek, has reported serving hundreds of millions of passengers in 2025. Between January and November, KRL Jabodetabek carried 317.67 million passengers, while LRT Jabodebek served 26.11 million passengers. Additionally, the Commuter Line Basoetta (Soekarno-Hatta Airport rail link) transported 2.12 million passengers during the same period.
The significant passenger numbers reflect the strategic role of rail transportation in supporting daily mobility in the Jabodetabek metropolitan area. According to Anne Purba, Vice President of Corporate Communication at KAI, the company has been working on enhancing urban mobility through improved service performance, optimized transit nodes, and expanded intermodal integration. These efforts aim to create seamless travel experiences for commuters from origin to destination.
The substantial ridership figures demonstrate the increasing reliance on rail-based public transportation in the region. As urban areas continue to grow, the role of efficient and integrated transportation systems becomes increasingly critical. The performance of KRL and LRT Jabodebek serves as a positive indicator of how infrastructure development can support urban mobility needs.
Increased Rail Passenger Numbers
Transportation Infrastructure Development