Zahra Salsabila
Aug 14, 2026
Getting around Bandung by public transportation is becoming easier with Metro Jabar Trans, the city’s modern bus service. You may have spotted its blue buses travelling around Bandung and the surrounding areas. Operating as a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) service, Metro Jabar Trans connects various parts of Greater Bandung, including Bandung City, Bandung Regency, Cimahi, West Bandung Regency, and parts of Sumedang.
With several routes connecting popular areas across the region, Metro Jabar Trans can be a convenient and affordable option for getting around the city. Here’s everything you need to know before taking a ride.
Routes
Metro Jabar Trans currently operates six main corridors, connecting key areas in Bandung with destinations in surrounding areas such as Padalarang, Cimahi, Jatinangor, Sumedang, and Majalaya.
Here are the main routes:
1. Corridor 01: Leuwipanjang – Soreang
Route: Terminal Leuwipanjang → Hotel Grand Pasundan → Bumi Kopo Kencana → Mall Festival Citylink → SPBU Pasir Koja → Hotel Soreang → Halte RSUD Otto Iskandar Dinata
Operating hours: Monday–Sunday, 4:40 AM–8:30 PM
2. Corridor 02: Kota Baru Parahyangan – Alun-Alun Bandung
Route: Kota Baru Parahyangan Wahoo Waterland → Bale Pare → Masjid Ar-Ridwan → BRI Cimahi → RSUD Cibabat → Dungus Cariang → RS Kebon Jati → Lembong → Alun-Alun Bandung
Operating hours: Monday–Sunday, 4:30 AM–8:00 PM
3. Corridor 03M: Baleendah – BEC
Route: Baleendah Masjid Al-Amanah → Masjid Jami Baitul Huda → Borma Bojongsoang → Pasar Kordon → PT LEN Industri → Taman Tegallega → Yogya Kepatihan → Alun-Alun Bandung → BEC
Operating hours: Monday–Saturday, 4:30 AM–8:00 PM; Sunday, 4:00 PM–8:00 PM
4. Corridor 04: Leuwipanjang – Dago
Route: RS Immanuel → PT INTI → UNPAD Dipatiukur (Dago)
Operating hours: Monday–Sunday, 4:30 AM–8:30 PM
5. Corridor 05: Dipatiukur – Jatinangor
Route: Dipatiukur Panatayuda → Lapangan Gasibu → Pusdai → Lapangan Supratman → Taman Pramuka → Bandung Creative Hub → Hotel Horison → PT INTI → Simpang By Pass Soekarno-Hatta → SPBU Moh. Toha → Cileunyi → IPDN → UNPAD Jatinangor → Jatinangor Town Square
Operating hours: Monday–Sunday, 4:30 AM–7:30 PM
6. Corridor 06: Leuwipanjang – Majalaya
Route: Terminal Leuwipanjang → RS Immanuel → PT INTI → Griya Bandung Asri Majalaya
Operating hours: Monday–Sunday, 6:00 AM–1:00 PM
The buses stop at designated bus stops (halte) along each route, so make sure you check the route and stop closest to your destination before heading out.
Fares
Metro Jabar Trans uses a flat fare of IDR 4,900 per person for a one-way trip. Senior citizens and students wearing their school uniforms can travel for a reduced fare of IDR 2,000.
There are three payment methods available:
Scan the QR code displayed near the driver and pay using your mobile banking app.
Tap your e-money card on the available card reader.
Scan the QR code from your mobile banking app at the bus’s QR payment machine.
It’s a good idea to have your preferred payment method ready before boarding to make the process quicker. If you plan to use the bus frequently, using an e-money card is highly recommended for a faster and more convenient experience.
How to Ride Metro Jabar Trans
Taking Metro Jabar Trans is fairly straightforward. Here’s what to do:
Check your route. Find the corridor that serves your destination and identify the nearest designated bus stop. You can check the latest route information and track the bus’s real-time location through the Metro Jabar Trans app or Google Maps before heading out.
Wait at the designated bus stop. Make sure you are waiting at a stop served by the corridor you want to take. Look for the official bus stop sign with a bus graphic to make sure you are at the right stop.
Board once the bus has come to a complete stop. Allow passengers to get off before you board.
Pay your fare. Use one of the available payment methods, and make sure your phone is connected to your mobile banking app if you are paying by QR code. If you are using an e-money card, remember to bring it with you.
Enjoy the ride. Once onboard, follow the rules and keep the bus comfortable for everyone. Eating and drinking, smoking, and bringing pets are not allowed. Priority seats, usually marked in red and located near the doors, should be given to passengers who need them. Designated seats for women are also available.
Get off at your stop. You can exit through either the front or back door. If you are getting off through the back door, make sure to let the driver know your stop so they can be aware of your destination. You don’t need to tap out your e-money card or scan your QR code again when getting off the bus—payment is only required when you board.
With its affordable fares and routes connecting different parts of Bandung and Greater Bandung, Metro Jabar Trans is a practical option for those looking to explore the city without relying on a private vehicle. Whether you’re commuting, heading to a university campus, or exploring areas around Bandung, hopping on a Metro Jabar Trans bus can be an easy and budget-friendly way to get around.
