Indonesia's Road Network Expands by 57.54% in Two Decades

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Viva Budy Kusnandar 06/01/2022 17:30 WIB

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In two decades, the length of the road network increased by 57.54% to 548,300 kilometers (km) in 2020.

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Road Length by Jurisdiction (2000-2020)

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Roads are crucial national economic infrastructure. According to the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) data, the total length of roads in Indonesia by jurisdiction reached only 348,080 kilometers (km) in 2000. Over two decades, this length increased by 57.54% to 548,370 kilometers (km) in 2020.

Besides serving as transportation routes for the public, roads are also vital infrastructure for inter-regional goods delivery (logistics). The length of roads under the authority of regency/city governments reached 446,500 km (81.42%) of the total road length in 2020. This figure increased by 57.83% compared to the 2000 figure.

Roads under the authority of provincial governments reached 54,850 km (10%) in 2020. This amount increased by 40.94% from 20 years prior.

Similarly, the length of national roads under the authority of the central government (Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing/PUPR) reached 47,020 km (8.58%) in 2020. This road length increased by 79% from the 2000 figure.

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