Figure 1. Map of Tegallega park, the road that borders the park area and the location of street vendors.
(Source: Google maps & personal analysis).
Public transportation is “angkot” and buses via this road. On the eastern side of the park adjacent to
Jalan Mohammad Toha there is a public transportation stop. Meanwhile, the BKR road is the main
street of the city of Bandung, which serves as a gateway to the city for immigrants from outside the
city of Bandung. This road is traversed by “angkot” and buses. There is also a public transportation
stop in the part of the park next to this road. The three roads are very congested every day because
many private vehicles, public vehicles, and pedestrians pass them so that congestion often occurs,
especially during the hours of leaving for work (6–8 in the morning) and returning from work (4–6
in the afternoon).
The park area in the East and West is the area most densely occupied by street vendors because
it is busy with the movement of vehicles and people, so the possibility of interaction between
large traders and potential buyers occurs. In the southern area, there are not too many street
vendors because this area is an area that is prohibited from being used as a place to sell by the city
government. In that area, officers are stationed to keep it free from street vendors.
3.2 Relationship between activities around the park and the type of goods that are traded by
street vendors
Types of street vendors who carry out business activities in Tegallega Park are grouped based on
the goods sold or the services offered, namely:
• raw material traders: sell raw food ingredients for household needs such as vegetables, fruits,
meat, fish, and cooking spices;
• food and beverage traders: sell ready-to-consume food and beverages;
• grocery dealer: sells household items;
• fashion traders: selling clothes, shoes, and accessories;
• electronics trader: sells a variety of electronic equipment;
• mixed trader: sells house decorations/decorations, toys, and others (family and home needs);
• sports equipment rental services: rent sports equipment;
• children’s game rental services; renting out children’s play services; and
• medical services: selling drugs and conducting medical therapy.
In the road section of Mohammad Toha, various activities that take place are household activities
(residential areas), educational activities (school areas), and work activities (private and government
office areas). In the eastern part of the park which is adjacent to Jalan Mohammad Toha, street
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(Source: Google maps & personal analysis).
Public transportation is “angkot” and buses via this road. On the eastern side of the park adjacent to
Jalan Mohammad Toha there is a public transportation stop. Meanwhile, the BKR road is the main
street of the city of Bandung, which serves as a gateway to the city for immigrants from outside the
city of Bandung. This road is traversed by “angkot” and buses. There is also a public transportation
stop in the part of the park next to this road. The three roads are very congested every day because
many private vehicles, public vehicles, and pedestrians pass them so that congestion often occurs,
especially during the hours of leaving for work (6–8 in the morning) and returning from work (4–6
in the afternoon).
The park area in the East and West is the area most densely occupied by street vendors because
it is busy with the movement of vehicles and people, so the possibility of interaction between
large traders and potential buyers occurs. In the southern area, there are not too many street
vendors because this area is an area that is prohibited from being used as a place to sell by the city
government. In that area, officers are stationed to keep it free from street vendors.
3.2 Relationship between activities around the park and the type of goods that are traded by
street vendors
Types of street vendors who carry out business activities in Tegallega Park are grouped based on
the goods sold or the services offered, namely:
• raw material traders: sell raw food ingredients for household needs such as vegetables, fruits,
meat, fish, and cooking spices;
• food and beverage traders: sell ready-to-consume food and beverages;
• grocery dealer: sells household items;
• fashion traders: selling clothes, shoes, and accessories;
• electronics trader: sells a variety of electronic equipment;
• mixed trader: sells house decorations/decorations, toys, and others (family and home needs);
• sports equipment rental services: rent sports equipment;
• children’s game rental services; renting out children’s play services; and
• medical services: selling drugs and conducting medical therapy.
In the road section of Mohammad Toha, various activities that take place are household activities
(residential areas), educational activities (school areas), and work activities (private and government
office areas). In the eastern part of the park which is adjacent to Jalan Mohammad Toha, street
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