Public Value of Public Transportation Mode for Urban Communities in Indonesia

In many developed countries, public transportation modes are the principal options for mobility. On the contrary, the majority people in Indonesia still use personal settlement so that it creates congestion. This indicates that the public has not yet fully utilized public transportation modes for activities. Public value is a public standard assessment of policy, security, and compliance with good policy standards, including public transport service policies. Applying library studies and amplified with qualitative approach, it was discovered that the aversion of urban societies such as Jakarta, Semarang and Malang using public transportation was related to the disparity between the condition of transportation and public transportation provided by the government. Public transportation is a solution to the problem of congestion. As a result, the establishment of public transportations should consider the involved stakeholders’ values such as the operators, the public users, government and public. Public transport should be able to have a direct impact of road safety, the efficiency of public mobility, cost affordability, comfort and easy access for disabled people.