Messy cables on Jakarta-Bogor highway begin to be tidied up

Workers are undertaking a significant project to organize messy overhead utility cables along the Jakarta-Bogor highway in Bogor Regency, West Java. This initiative aims to improve the visual appeal of the area and enhance safety and comfort for road users.

The project is a collaborative effort between the Bogor Regency Government and the Association of Telecommunication Network Providers (APJATEL). Together, they are working to tidy up the tangled cables that have long marred the appearance of this major corridor.

The cable management program covers a stretch of approximately 18 kilometers along the Jakarta-Bogor highway. Beyond improving the aesthetics of the region, the work is intended to reduce potential disruptions for those using the road.

This effort is part of a broader push to create a more orderly street environment. By separating and organizing the cables according to their designated paths, the project seeks to transform the main corridor in Bogor Regency into a more pleasant and functional space.