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Journal : IWTJ : International Water Transport Journal

Review Of Safety Equipment On Ferry Ship KMP. Bontoharu On The Bira – Pamatata Route, South Sulawesi Province Purboyo, Purboyo; Irwan, Irwan; Taufiqurrahman, Muhammad
IWTJ : International Water Transport Journal Vol. 5 No. 1 (2023): International Water Transport Journal (IWTJ: April)
Publisher : Politeknik Transportasi Sungai Danau dan Penyeberangan Palembang

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.54249/iwtj.v5i1.94

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South Sulawesi is a province of Indonesia that consists of 24 regencies/cities with a total area of 45,764.53 km2. Bulukumba Regency is a regency that is in a strategic area when viewed from the characteristics of the wider area because there is a regional-scale transportation infrastructure, namely the Bira Ferry Port. The Bira Ferry Port is located in Bulukumba Regency which is in the territory of South Sulawesi Province. A very important role is the main crossing port for the distribution of products and the movement of people. The completeness of the number and feasibility of passenger safety equipment on board is an important benchmark in supporting the level of safety. Regulations determined by SOLAS 2014, fading life buoy colors, lifeboats that are not suitable for use, storage locations for life jackets that are difficult to reach and life jackets that are still lacking. The safety equipment on board is a benchmark in supporting the level of safety on board.
Evaluation Of Vehicle Load Pattern Of Crossing Simanindo - Tigaras Traffic In North Sumatera Province Surnata, Surnata; Priambudi, Miko; Purboyo, Purboyo; Agustini, Elfita
IWTJ : International Water Transport Journal Vol. 2 No. 1 (2020): International Water Transport Journal (IWTJ: April)
Publisher : Politeknik Transportasi Sungai Danau dan Penyeberangan Palembang

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.54249/iwtj.v2i1.190

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Transportation is a physical activity of the movement of goods or passengers from one place to another which has a very important role in economic, social, cultural and political development. With the transportation of the distribution of these goods and the results of production can be done and reach all regions evenly which will ultimately increase Regional, National income and open isolated areas and increase income for the local area and the country in general. The increasing interaction of transportation between economic and social activities in an area causes the need for a transportation role that is useful to assist movement in the area. The economic and social development of an area is also strongly influenced by the transportation system which will ultimately increase the development of the region. The success of the development of an area is strongly influenced by the role of transportation as the lifeblood of life in an area both political, economic, social and cultural life as well as defense and security. To realize the mission championed by transportation, namely improving the quality of services and management of transportation services that are reliable, competitive and provide added value that is able to support the recovery of the national economy. Simanindo Port, located in Samosir Regency, North Sumatra Province, is a commercial port managed by the Department of Transportation that serves public services to carry out crossing activities that connect Simanindo Port in Samosir District with Tigaras Port within the Simalungun Regency. The existence of the Simanindo-Tigaras cross is very important because with the existence of the port, it can support economic development efforts and also as a vein of land transportation due to the interruption of Lake Toba. In the transportation system, security and safety are preferred as a form of good service delivery. Safety is demonstrated not only to service users and ship operators, but also to vehicles both at port and while sailing. As with the regulation and handling of vehicle loads on board, the better the arrangement and handling of vehicles on board the better the level of vehicle security and safety on the ship and vice versa the worse the arrangement and handling of vehicles on board the worse the level of vehicle security and safety on board.