In 2024, Blok M Terminal underwent revitalization aimed at integrating its functions with other modes of transportation, particularly MRT Jakarta. Despite experiencing significant changes, the area of Blok M Terminal remains bustling with dozens of TransJakarta buses connecting various directions, such as Kota, Kampung Rambutan, Manggarai, Bintaro, Ragunan, and specialized routes like Metromini and Damri. Long queues are especially noticeable on Route 2 towards Kampung Rambutan and Manggarai, indicating high transportation activity at this terminal. Located in Melawai, Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta, Blok M Terminal features six lanes catering to a variety of transportation services, including a lane serving as the terminus for BRT routes through the Transjakarta Blok M stop. The presence of Blok M Mall near the terminal not only provides shopping facilities but also strengthens connectivity with Panglima Polim Street on the west side of the terminal. Additionally, significant landmarks such as Blok M Plaza, Blok M Square, the Attorney General's Office of the Republic of Indonesia, and several secondary schools are scattered around the terminal, showcasing the complexity and vitality of the area as a center for social and economic activities in South Jakarta.