Ride sharing services like Uber and Go-Jek have exploded in popularity in Jakarta in recent years, providing a convenient, affordable and often more efficient alternative to traditional taxis. However, the Jakarta government has been keen to regulate the industry, issuing a number of regulations in an attempt to control the sector.
One of the most recent regulations requires ride-sharing drivers to obtain a business license and a transportation permit, both of which cost money and require a considerable amount of …