Observed arrival · 2026-10-21
What Could Work’s notes on Indonesian service problems
An editorial site turns concrete Indonesian service and infrastructure bottlenecks into sets of pilot-scale proposals.
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- One article gives ojol drivers’ reported daily earnings as Rp150,000–250,000, then focuses on fuel and repair costs.
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The homepage lists four posts with the same October 21, 2026 date. One puts motorcycle-taxi drivers’ reported daily earnings at Rp150,000–250,000 and points to fuel and repair costs; another describes feeder airlines losing tickets when smoke cancels flights. The proposals are framed as hypotheses and small-team pilots, rather than documented deployments or reported outcomes.
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