The Prof. Dr. Ir. Soedijatmo Toll Road, also commonly spelled as Prof. Dr. Ir. Sedyatmo Toll Road, is a controlled-access toll road in North Jakarta that connects the Soekarno–Hatta International Airport with the city of Jakarta in Indonesia. Completed in 1985 and operated by Jasa Marga, the toll road is named after , an Indonesian civil engineer.
Exit and gates
Route KMJakarta to AirportAirport to Jakarta0Angke IC0Entry from Jakarta Inner Ring RoadEastTanjung PriokAncolKemayoranGedong PanjangJembatan TigaSouthAngke 1Angke 2Jelambar 1Jelambar 2Tanjung DurenTomangSlipi 2Slipi 1PejomponganSenayanExit to Jakarta Inner Ring RoadEastJembatan Tiga 1Jembatan Tiga 2Gedong Panjang 1Gedong Panjang 2Ancol BaratKemayoranAncol TimurTanjung Priok 2SouthAngkeJelambarTanjung DurenTomangSlipiPejomponganSenayan1Entry fromPluitExit toKapuk MuaraExit toPluitEntry fromPluit 22Kapuk Toll PlazaPay TollE-toll OnlyOpened Toll System6PIK IC6Exit toNorthPantai Indah KapukSouth Jakarta Outer Ring RoadDaan MogotPuri Indah Jakarta–Tangerang Toll RoadPondok IndahEntry fromSouth Jakarta Outer Ring RoadDaan MogotPuri Indah Jakarta–Tangerang Toll RoadPondok IndahExit toNorthPantai Indah KapukSouth Jakarta Outer Ring RoadDaan MogotPuri Indah Jakarta–Tangerang Toll RoadPondok IndahEntry fromSouth Jakarta Outer Ring RoadDaan MogotPuri Indah Jakarta–Tangerang Toll RoadPondok IndahNorthPantai Indah Kapuk11Cengkareng Toll PlazaPay TollE-toll OnlyOpened Toll System11Exit toKamalTegal Alur11 West Jakarta Border11 Jakarta Capital Region Border11 Banten Province Border11 Tangerang City Border12Exit toBendaDadapBatuceper (Daan Mogot)Entry fromBendaExit toBendaDadapBatuceper (Daan Mogot)Entry fromBenda13Soekarno–Hatta International Airport
Flood
In 2008, nearly 1,000 flights were delayed or diverted and 259 were cancelled after heavy rainfall flooded a three-kilometer stretch of the toll road. In 2012, the Jakarta governor guaranteed that the toll road will not be flooded again due to the operation of three screw pumps with a total capacity of draining 12 cubic meters of water per second which cover water drainage canals across a total area of 385 hectares.
References
External links Jasa Marga website