Warung Loa Bus Stop TransJakarta Station in Sukajadi, Tamansari

The Warung Loa Bus Stop is a TransJakarta station located in Sukajadi, Kecamatan Tamansari, Kabupaten Bogor, Indonesia. It serves as a crucial public transportation point, facilitating access to Jakarta's extensive bus rapid transit (BRT) network and various feeder routes. TransJakarta operates the longest BRT network globally, with 14 main corridors and numerous non-BRT services.

The Warung Loa Bus Stop is situated at 9P2F+XXF, Jl. Babakan Sd Inpres Gadog II kampung gadog tengah, RT.03/RW.04, Sukajadi, Kec. Tamansari, Kabupaten Bogor, Jawa Barat 16610, Indonesia. It provides public transport access via TransJakarta buses. Moovit provides step-by-step directions for reaching the Warung Loa area using public transit, indicating its integration into local bus routes. While specific walkability scores for this bus stop are not available, walkability planning in Jakarta aims to improve urban transportation efficiency and pedestrian safety.

As a TransJakarta station, the Warung Loa Bus Stop is integral to the urban infrastructure of Sukajadi and its connection to the greater Jakarta metropolitan area. It supports daily commutes and provides residents with a public transport option, contributing to the accessibility and connectivity of the district. TransJakarta's comprehensive network, including BRT and non-BRT services, plays a significant role in managing traffic and offering mobility solutions across Jakarta and its borders.

Nearby notable locations accessible via TransJakarta include various districts across Jakarta, as TransJakarta routes cover a wide area. The TransJakarta network connects to other transit types such as Train, Metro, and LRT in Jakarta. Sukajadi, where the bus stop is located, is also recognized as a 'Desa Wisata' (Tourism Village) with natural attractions like waterfalls and historical sites. Other nearby TransJakarta bus stops include Warung Nasi, Terminal Ciapus, Pasar Ciomas, Gerbang Ciomas Permai, Terminal Dramaga, Terminal Laladon, Cijeruk, Ciampea Permai, BTM, and Terminal Bubulak.