Developing Transjatim Bus Stops Maps in Mojokerto City for Urban Mobility Information

Abstract

Accurate and accessible public transportation information is essential for improving urban mobility, particularly in rapidly growing secondary cities such as Mojokerto, Indonesia. This study presents the development of a digital map that visualizes the distribution of TransJatim bus stops across Mojokerto City. The objective was to enhance the availability of transport information for the public and support sustainable mobility planning. A participatory methodology was implemented, starts with the collection of official route and stop data from the provincial government’s online platform. These data were validated through field surveys, which recorded geographical coordinates and visual documentation of bus stop locations. The verified data were imported into a geographic information system for spatial visualization and cartographic design. The resulting draft map was presented to local stakeholders, including the city transportation department and bus operators, for feedback and validation. The final product consists of a digital and printable spatial map illustrating TransJatim’s service network in Mojokerto. This map can serve as a tool for public dissemination and future transportation planning. The project demonstrates the effectiveness of integrating geospatial tools with community and institutional collaboration in improving urban transport communication.