Stillborn

Governors come and go in Jakarta. Also their dreams of mass transportation that can solve the city's traffic problems. Indeed, Jakarta residents spend relatively more money than those in other cities all over the world.

Urban development observer Marco Kusumawijaya said that in the light of gross regional earnings, Jakarta residents spend 15_20 percent of their income on transportation expenses. In Singapore, Hong Kong and Tokyo the resid

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