The Rawamangun Terminal, situated in the Pulo Gadung District of East Jakarta, DKI Jakarta, is part of the terminal revitalization initiative undertaken by the Jakarta Provincial Government. Spearheaded by the Jakarta Provincial Transportation Agency, the project commenced with a bidding process in 2013, followed by construction starting in 2014 and reactivation in 2015. With a budget of Rp57 billion sourced from the Jakarta Provincial Budget, the project aimed to modernize and enhance the efficiency of Jakarta's transportation infrastructure. However, the project faced significant challenges and was deemed incomplete due to issues arising from unresolved land clearance. Currently, the Rawamangun Terminal is entirely free from inter-provincial bus (AKAP) operations. Approximately 70 percent of the departures and arrivals of AKAP buses at the terminal have been redirected to the Pulo Gebang Integrated Terminal, while the remainder has been relocated to the Kampung Rambutan and Kalideres Terminals. This marks a significant change in the intercity transportation pattern in East Jakarta, with route adjustments and services aimed at enhancing efficiency and comfort for passengers.