ARRANGEMENT OF EMPLOYEE AND PUBLIC TRANSPORT BUS STOPS IN WEST KUTAI REGENCY, EAST KALIMANTAN, INDONESIA
Abstract
Bus stops are one of the transportation facilities provided by the government as a support in realizing an effective and efficient transportation system. In addition to being used for bus stops for company employees, this stop will also be intended for student public vehicles. Although the bus stop was built by the company, its use is also intended for the general public with arrangements agreed between the company and the Kubar Regency Government. As described in the background above, the identification of the problem is what problems are faced in the Regulation of Employee Transport and Public Transportation Bus Stops in West Kutai Regency and why arrangements are needed in the form of regulations on the Regulation of Employee Transport and Public Transportation Bus Stops in West Kutai Regency as a basis for solving these problems. Based on the research that has been conducted and the discussion as follows the problems faced in the Regulation of Employee Transport and Public Transportation Bus Stops in West Kutai Regency with the absence of terminals, can be handled by providing stops that can be used by coal companies to transport down their employees. Regional Regulations regarding the Regulation of Employee Transport and Public Transportation Bus Stops in West Kutai Regency need to be determined immediately. The urgency of the establishment of Regional Regulations on the Regulation of Bus Stops for Employee Transport and Public Transportation is to ensure legal certainty and protection.
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