| dc.description.abstract | Kudus is a hub of Islamic culture, featuring landmarks like the tomb of Sunan
Kudus and the Menara Kudus Mosque, making it a key destination for tourism and
pilgrimage. This study focuses on Sunan Kudus Road, a vital thoroughfare in Kudus town,
heavily used by locals for commuting and connecting to areas like Jepara. The road serves
both private vehicles and public transportation, including buses, mini-buses, and angkot
(public minivans). It is also the main route for locals and tourists heading to the Menara
Kudus Mosque. Additionally, Sunan Kudus Road functions as a parking area for vehicles
and a designated lane for motorcycle taxis (ojek), facilitating transportation for pilgrims
and tourists. The study examines the road network around Jalan Sunan Kudus,
highlighting its role as a central point for various vehicles, resulting in congestion and
high density. These findings provide insights into the challenges and opportunities for
urban planning and transportation management in Kudus Regency | en_US |
