Transportation and Logistics Policy: Empirical Evidence of Stakeholder Collaboration in Indonesia

Abstract

This research aims to empirically prove that the transportation and logistics systems outlined in government policies need to collaborate. This is motivated by infrastructure disparities, high costs, accidents, congestion, and pollution. 310 survey responses from infrastructure providers, government, and service users were analyzed using structural equation modeling. A Structural Equation Modeling approach with Jamovi software was used. The results indicate the need to prioritize stakeholder collaboration in transportation and logistics. The integration of these systems is crucial in shaping a comprehensive transportation system policy. By promoting collaboration and implementing appropriate policies, Indonesia can achieve a more integrated transportation and logistics system, improving operational efficiency, national competitiveness, public services, policy effectiveness, and environmental sustainability.