Jakpro Lakukan Uji Coba LRT Velodrome - Rawamangun
SEAToday.com, Jakarta - PT Jakarta Propertindo (Perseroda) atau Jakpro melakukan uji coba jalur Light Rail Transit atau Lintas Raya Terpadu (LRT) Jakarta Fase 1B dari Stasiun Velodrome-Rawamangun, Senin (30/9/2024).
"Kami bersama PT Waskita Karya Tbk, PT Nindya Karya, dan PT Len Railway System mencatat salah satu capaian penting dalam pembangunan LRT Jakarta Fase 1 yakni uji lintasan atau 'test track' pada Senin (30/9)," ujar Direktur Teknik dan Pengembangan PT Jakpro Dian Takdir.
Maksud dari uji coba ini yaitu untuk memastikan fungsi sistem rel dan aspek teknis lainnya dapat beroperasi dengan baik dan sesuai standar keselamatan yang berlaku.
Uji coba ini menggunakan kereta kendaraan pemeliharaan kereta api (MRV) yang berangkat dari stasiun Vélodrome.
LRT Jakarta Fase 1B sendiri memiliki panjang jalur 6,4 km dan melintasi lima stasiun baru, yakni Stasiun Pemuda Rawamangun, Stasiun Pramuka BPKP, Stasiun Pasar Pramuka, Stasiun Matraman, dan Stasiun Manggarai.
Pembangunan LRT Fase 1B ini pun dilakukan dari dua sisi yaitu zona Velodrome-Pramuka dan Pramuka-Manggarai.
"Kami optimistis pembangunan LRT Jakarta Fase 1B rute Velodrome–Manggarai akan menjadi solusi efektif untuk mengatasi kemacetan dan meningkatkan penggunaan transportasi publik di Jakarta," katanya.
Selain itu, Jakpro juga mengoptimalkan teknologi Building Information Modeling (BIM) untuk memantau perkembangan pembangunan perkeretaapian.
Teknologi ini memungkinkan deteksi dini atas ketidaksesuaian kualitas dan desain, serta berfungsi sebagai bank data untuk seluruh proyek LRT Jakarta Fase 1B.
“Pembangunan LRT Jakarta Fase 1B – Velodrom Manggarai akan memakan waktu 36 bulan," tambahnya.
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