Stasiun Pasirbungur (PAS)

Pasirbungur Station (PAS) is a Class III railway station situated in the Subang Regency of West Java, operating under the jurisdiction of Daerah Operasi III Cirebon. Located at an elevation of 33 meters above sea level, the station serves as a vital node within the northern coastal railway corridor of Java. Historically, the station was established to support the agricultural and logistical connectivity of the Subang region during the colonial era, reflecting the architectural characteristics of mid-sized Dutch East Indies railway infrastructure. Its enduring presence underscores the strategic importance of the northern line in facilitating regional development and connecting rural hinterlands to major urban centers.

The station features a functional yard configuration designed to manage the flow of both passenger and freight traffic along the double-track line. As a Class III facility, it primarily functions as a passing loop and a transit point for regional connectivity, ensuring the smooth operation of the national railway network. While it maintains a modest physical footprint, Pasirbungur remains an essential component of the transit system, providing critical support for the movement of goods and commuters across the West Java corridor. Its role continues to be defined by its contribution to the efficiency and reliability of the broader Indonesian railway transit network.