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Gubernur Jawa Timur GUBERNUR JAWA TIMUR PERATURAN GUBERNUR JAWA TIMUR NOMOR 5 TAHUN 2009 TENTANG TARIF DASAR DAN TARIF JARAK BATAS ATAS DAN BATAS BAWAH ANGKUTAN PENUMPANG ANTAR KOTA DALAM PROVINSI KELAS EKONOMI MENGGUNAKAN MOBIL BUS UMUM DI PROVINSI JAWA TIMUR GUBERNUR JAWA TIMUR, Menimbang : a. bahwa sehubungan dengan telah ditetapkannya kebijakan baru mengenai penurunan harga Bahan Bakar Minyak dan sebagai upaya menjaga kesesuaian tarif dengan biaya operasional angkutan penumpang antar kota dalam Provinsi di Jawa Timur ; b. bahwa sehubungan dengan huruf a tersebut diatas, perlu menetapkan Tarif Dasar dan Tarif Jarak Batas Atas dan Batas Bawah Angkutan Penumpang Antar Kota Dalam Provinsi Kelas Ekonomi menggunakan Mobil Bus Umum di Jawa Timur dengan Peraturan Gubernur Jawa Timur. Mengingat : 1. Undang-Undang Nomor 14 Tahun 1992 tentang Lalu Lintas dan Angkutan Jalan (Lembaran Negara Tahun 1992 Nomor 49, Tambahan Lembaran Negara Nomor 3480). 2. Undang-Undang Nomor 32 Tahun 2004 tentang Pemerintahan Daerah (Lembaran Negara Tahun 2004 Nomor 125, Tambahan Lembaran Negara Nomor 4437) sebagaimana telah diubah, terakhir dengan Undang-Undang Nomor 12 Tahun 2008 (Lembaran Negara Tahun 2008 Nomor 59, Tambahan Lembaran Negara Nomor 4844). 3. Peraturan Pemerintah Nomor 41 Tahun 1993 tentang Angkutan Jalan (Lembaran Negara Tahun 1993 Nomor 59, Tambahan Lembaran Negara Nomor 3527). 4. Peraturan Pemerintah Nomor 38 Tahun 2007 tentang Pembagian Urusan Pemerintahan Antara Pemerintah, Pemerintahan Daerah Provinsi dan Pemerintahan Daerah Kabupaten/Kota (Lembaran Negara Tahun 2007 Nomor 82, Tambahan Lembaran Negara Tahun 2007 Nomor 4737). 5. Keputusan Menteri Perhubungan Nomor KM 89 Tahun 2002 tentang Mekanisme Penetapan Tarif dan Formula Perhitungan Biaya Pokok Angkutan Penumpang dengan Mobil Bus Umum antar Kota Kelas Ekonomi sebagaimana telah diubah dengan Peraturan Menteri Perhubungan Nomor KM.52 Tahun 2006. Dok. Informasi Hukum - JDIH Biro Hukum Setda Prov Jatim 1 Menetapkan : PERATURAN GUBERNUR TENTANG TARIF DASAR DAN TARIF JARAK BATAS ATAS DAN BATAS BAWAH ANGKUTAN PENUMPANG ANTAR KOTA DALAM PROVINSI KELAS EKONOMI MENGGUNAKAN MOBIL BUS UMUM DI PROVINSI JAWA TIMUR. Pasal 1 (1) Dengan Peraturan ini, ditetapkan Tarif Dasar dan Tarif Jarak Batas Atas dan Batas Bawah Angkutan Penumpang Antar Kota Dalam Provinsi Kelas Ekonomi Menggunakan Mobil Bus Umum di Provinsi Jawa Timur. (2) Tarif Dasar Batas Atas sebagaimana dimaksud pada ayat (1) ditetapkan sebesar Rp. 135,00 (seratus tiga puluh lima rupiah) setiap penumpang perkilometer dan Tarif Dasar Batas Bawah sebesar Rp. 83,00 (delapan puluh tiga rupiah) setiap penumpang per kilometer. (3) Besarnya Tarif Jarak Batas Atas dan Batas Bawah sebagaimana dimaksud pada ayat (1) tersebut dalam Lampiran. Pasal 2 (1) Perhitungan Tarif Jarak sebagaimana dimaksud dalam Pasal 1, sudah termasuk premi asuransi jasa raharja sebesar Rp. 60,00 (enam puluh rupiah). (2) Perincian Tarif Jarak sebagaimana dimaksud dalam Pasal 1 ayat (3), tidak termasuk biaya penyeberangan (ferry). Pasal 3 Dengan berlakunya Peraturan ini, Peraturan Gubernur Jawa Timur Nomor 168 Tahun 2008 tentang Tarif Dasar dan Tarif Jarak Batas Atas dan Batas Bawah Angkutan Penumpang Antar Kota Dalam Provinsi Kelas Ekonomi menggunakan Mobil Bus Umum di Provinsi Jawa Timur dicabut dan dinyatakan tidak berlaku. Pasal 4 Peraturan Gubernur ini mulai berlaku pada tanggal diundangkan. Agar setiap orang mengetahuinya, memerintahkan pengundangan Peraturan Gubernur ini dengan penempatannya dalam Berita Daerah Provinsi Jawa Timur. Ditetapkan di Surabaya pada tanggal 2 Februari 2009 DIUNDANGKAN DALAM BERITA DAERAH PJ. GUBERNUR JAWA TIMUR PROPINSI JAWA TIMUR ttd Tgl 2 - 2 - 2009 No. 5 Th 2009/ E1 SETIA PERWAKA, S.IP, MM Dok. Informasi Hukum - JDIH Biro Hukum Setda Prov Jatim 2 LAMPIRAN PERATURAN GUBERNUR JAWA TIMUR NOMOR : 5 TAHUN 2009 TANGGAL : 2 PEBRUARI 2009 TARIF OASAR DAN TARIF JARAK BATAS ATAS DAN BATAS BAWAH ANGKUTAN PENUMPANG ANTAR KOTA OALAM PROVINSI KELAS EKONOMI MENGGUNAKAN MOBIL BUS UMUM 01 PROVINSI JAWA TIMUR KODE JARAK TARIP BATAS NO RUTE TRAYEK (km) ATAS BAWAH 1 2 3 4 5 6 1. 00101201 -SURABAYA -MOJOKERTO -JOMBANG 72 9.800 6.100 2. 00101301 -SURABAYA -KAMAL -BANGKALAN -T.MERAH -BLEGA 194 26.300 16.200 -SAMPANG -PAMEKASAN -TALANG -SUMENEP 3. 00101402 -SURABAYA -BANGKALAN -SAMPANG -PAMEKASAN -SUMENEP 205 27.800 17.100 -KALIANGET 4. 00101801 -SURABAYA -PASURUAN -Po L1NGGO -WONOREJO -TANGGUL 307 41.600 25.600 -JEMBER -GENTENG -BANYUWANGI 5. 00101805 -SURABAYA -PASURUAN -P.L1NGGO -LUMAJANG -KENCONG 331 44800 27.600 -JEMBER -GENTENG -B.WANGI 6. 00101902 -SURABAYA -PASURUAN -Po L1NGGO -BESUKI -ST.BONDO 290 39.300 24.200 -ASEMBAGUS -BANYUWANGI 7. 00102602 -SURABAYA -PASURUAN -P.L1NGGO -BESUKI -ST.BONDO 238 32200 19.900 -BONDOWOSO 8. 00102603 -SURABAYA -PASURUAN -Po L1NGGO -BESUKI -BONDOWOSO 198 26.800 16.500 9 00102701 -SURABAYA -BANGIL -PASURUAN -GRATI -PB:L1NGGO 202 27400 16.900 -KRAKSAAN -BESUKI -PANARUKAN -SITUBONDO 10. 00103102 -SURABAYA -PASURUAN -Po L1NGGO -WONOREJO -TANGGUL 188 25.500 15.700 -JEMBER 11. 00103103 -SURABAYA -PASURUAN -Po L1NGGO -WONOREJO -LUMAJANG 211 28.600 17.600 -KENCONG -BALUNG -JEMBER 12. 00103104 -SURABAYA -PASURUAN -PB.L1NGGO -WONOREJO -LUMAJANG 227 30800 19.000 -KENCONG -BALUNG -AMBULU -JEMBER 13. 00103302 -SURABAYA -BANGIL -PASURUAN -GRATI -P.L1NGGO 92 12500 7.700 14. 00103702 -SURABAYA -PANDAAN -PURWOSARI-LAWANG -MALANG 85 11.600 7.200 15. 00104101 -SURABAYA -PANDAAN -PURWOSARI -LAWANG -MALANG 110 15.000 9.200 -KEPANJEN 16. 00104201 -SURABAYA -PANDAAN -MALANG -DAMPIT 125 17.000 10.500 17. 00104401 -SURABAYA -SIDOARJO -PORONG -GEMPOL -JAPANAN 43 5.900 3.700 -PANDAAN 18. 00104601 -SURABAYA -MOJOKERTO -JOMBANG -PARE -KEDIRI 118 16.000 9.900 19. 00104701 -SURABAYA -MOJOKERTO -JOMBANG -KERTOSONO -KEDIRI 196 26600 16400 -T.AGUNG -DURENAN -T.GALEK 20. 00104702 -SURABAYA -MOJOKERTO -JOMBANG -PARE -KEDIRI -T.AGUNG -DURENAN -T.GALEK 21. 00104801 -SURABAYA -KRIAN -MOJOKERTO -MOJOAGUNG -JOMBANG -KERTOSONO-NGANJUK 22. 00105002 -SURABAYA -KRIAN -MOJOKERTO -JOMBANG -KERTOSONO -MINGGIRAN -KEDIRI -KERAS -T.AGUNG 23. 00105003 -SURABAYA -KRIAN -MOJOKERTO -MOJOAGUNG -JOMBANG -PARE -KEDIRI -KERAS -T.AGUNG 24. 00105102 -SURABAYA -PANDAAN -MALANG -KEPANJEN -KESAMBEN -BLITAR 25. 00105401 -SURABAYA -KRIAN -MOJOKERTO -MOJOAGUNG -JOMBANG -KERTOSONO -NGANJUK -CARUBAN -MADIUN -PONOROGO -PACITAN 26. 00105801 -SURABAYA -MOJOKERTO -JOMBANG -KERTOSONO -NGANJUK -MADIUN -MAGETAN 27. 00105802 -SURABAYA -KRIAN -MOJOKERTO -MOJOAGUNG -JOMBANG -KERTOSONO -NGANJUK -CARUBAN -MADIUN -GOR.GARENG -MAGETAN 28. 00106402 -SURABAYA -KRIAN -MOJOKERTO -MOJOAGUNG -JOMBANG -KERTOSONO -NGANJUK -CARUBAN -MADIUN -DOLOPO -PONOROGO 29. 00106501 -SURABAYA -KRIAN -MOJOKERTO -MOJOAGUNG -JOMBANG -KERTOSONO -NGANJUK -CARUBAN -MADIUN -DOLOPO -PONOROGO -BADEGAN 30. 00107001 -SURABAYA -PASURUAN -PoL1NGGO-WONOREJO -LUMAJANG -KENCONG -BALUNG -AMBULU 31. 00107302 -SURABAYA -BANGIL -PASURUAN -GRATI -PB.L1NGGO -WONOREJO -LUMAJANG -CANDIPURO 33. 00201701 -SURABAYA -GERSIK -SEMBAYAT -SEDAYU -PACIRAN -BRONDONG 34. 00206602 -SURABAYA -GRESIK -LAMONGAN -BABAT -PAKAH -TUBAN 35. 00206802 -SURABAYA -GRESIK -LAMONGAN -BABAT -SUMBEREJO -BOJONEGORO 1 2 3 4 5 6 39. 01204601 -JOMBANG -JATIPALEM -SEMBUNG -PERAK -MENGKRENG 57 7.800 4.800 -KERTOSONO -BARON -WARUJAYENG-SONOAGENG -MRICAN -KEDIRI 40. 01206601 -JOMBANG -PLOSO -NGIMBANG -BABAT -TUBAN 82 11.200 6.900 41. 01206801 -JOMBANG -PLOSO -NGIMBANG -BABAT -BOJONEGORO 89 12.100 7.500 42. 01302401 -SUMENEP -PAMEKASAN -SAMPANG -BANGKALAN -KAMAL 518 70.000 43.100 -SURABAYA -PASURUAN -P.L1NGGO -BESUKI -SITUBONDO -BWANGI -MUNCAR 43. 01303101 -SUMENEP -PAMEKASAN -SAMPANG -T.MERAH -BANG KALAN 286 38.700 23.800 -KAMAL -SURABAYA -PASURUAN -P.L1NGGO 44. 01303701 -SUMENEP -PAMEKASAN -SAM PANG -BANGKALAN-SURABAYA 277 37.500 23.100 -PANDAAN -MALANG 45. 01401901 -KALIANGET -SUMENEP -PAMEKASAN -SAM PANG -BANG KALAN 492 66.500 40.900 -KAMAL -SURABAYA -PASURUAN -P.L1NGGO -BESUKI -SITUBONDO -BWANGI 46. 01800102 -BANYUWANGI-GENTENG -JEMBER -BALONG -KENCONG 331 44.800 27.600 -LUMAJANG -WONOREJO -KLAKAH -P.L1NGGO -PASURUAN -BANGIL -SURABAYA 47. 01801401 -BANYUWANGI-GENTENG -JEMBER -WONOREJO -P.L1NGGO 512 69.200 42.600 -PASURUAN -SURABAYA -BANG KALAN -SAMPANG -PAMEKASAN -SUMENEP -KALIANGET 48. 01803101 -BANYUWANGI-GENTENG -JEMBER 121 16.400 10.200 49. 01804701 -BANYUWANGI-GENTENG -JEMBER -WONOREJO -P.L1NGGO 480 64.900 39.900 -PASURUAN -MALANG -KEPANJEN -SELOREJO -BLITAR -T.AGUNG -TR.NGGALEK 50. 01805101 -BANYUWANGI-GENTENG -JEMBER -WONOREJO -P.L1NGGO 407 55.100 33.900 -PASURUAN -PURWOSARI -MALANG -KEPANJEN -SELOREJO -WLINGI -BLITAR 51. 01806401 -BANYUWANGI-JEMBER -WONOREJO -P.L1NGGO -PASURUAN 498 67.300 41.400 -SURABAYA -MOJOKERTO -JOMBANG -KERTOSONO -NGANJUK -MADIUN -PONOROGO 52. 02401401 -MUNCAR -BANYUWANGI-SITUBONDO -BESUKI -P.L1NGGO 529 71.500 44.000 -PASURUAN -SURABAYA -BANG KALAN -SAMPANG -PAMEKASAN -SUMENEP -KALIANGET 53. 02402701 -MUNCAR -BANYUWANGI-SITUBONDO 139 18.900 11.600 54. 02502701 -KALIPAHIT -BENCULUK -BANYUWANGI-ASEMBAGUS -SITU BON DO 162 22.000 13.600 55. 02601401 -BONDOWOSO -BESUKI -KRAKSAN -P.L1NGGO -PASURUAN 382 51.700 31.800 -SURABAYA -BANGKALAN -BLEGA -SAMPANG -PAMEKASAN -SUMENEP -KALIANGET 56. 02702201 -SITU BON DO -ASEMBAGUS -BANYUWANGI-ROGOJAMPI -BENCULUK 167 22.700 14.000 -PS.GARAN 1 2 3 4 5 6 57. 03101401 -JEMBER -TANGGUL -WONOREJO -PB.L1NGGO -PASURUAN 391 52.900 32.600 -SURABAYA -BANG KALAN -SAMPANG -PAMEKASAN -SUMENEP -KALIANGET 58. 03101403 -JEMBER -AMBULU -KENCONG -LUMAJANG -P.L1NGGO 415 56.100 34.600 -PASURUAN -SURABAYA -BANG KALAN -SAMPANG -PAMEKASAN -SUMENEP -KALIANGET
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