Out-of-Town Transportation

Nama : Mutmainah irji'i
Nim : 877846899
Diskusi : 6
Prodi : PGSD
Kelas Tuton: 59
UPBJJ : Purwokerto



PART 2 ( Two friends are sitting in a park, talking about plans to travel out of town )

Mut:
Hey Mut, where are you going for the next school holiday?

Naya:
I’m planning to go to Jogja, but I’m still confused about which transportation to take. From Pemalang, it’s quite a distance.

Mut:
Oh, it’s easy! There are several intercity transport options. You can take the train, intercity bus, travel shuttle, or rent a car.

Naya:
How about the train?

Mut:
From Pemalang Station, you can take the Kaligung or Kamandaka train, depending on your destination and schedule. Tickets start from Rp50,000 to Rp120,000, depending on the class.

Naya:
Wow, that’s pretty cheap. What about buses?

Mut:
There are intercity buses (AKAP) from Pemalang Main Terminal. For example, to Jogja, Jakarta, or Surabaya. Tickets cost around Rp80,000 to Rp150,000, depending on distance and facilities. The good thing is buses have flexible schedules and many options.

Naya:
Are there travel shuttles too?

Mut:
Yes. Travel shuttles are more comfortable because they drop you off right at your destination. But they’re a bit more expensive, around Rp150,000 to Rp200,000 per person depending on distance.

Naya:
What about renting a car?

Mut:
Renting a car is great if you're going with family or friends. It costs around Rp400,000 to Rp600,000 per day, not including fuel. The best part is you can stop wherever you want and travel on your own schedule.

Naya:
Wow, there are so many options! If I want something cheap and relaxing, the train seems like the best choice.

Mut:
Yeah, and you get to enjoy the scenery along the way. But if you want something more practical, a shuttle or rental car is also a good choice.

Naya:
Alright then, thanks for the info, Andi!

Mut:
You’re welcome! Hope you have a great holiday!


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