Meet the Winners of the

SEAMA Daily Journey Category

Everyday Journeys, Extraordinary Voices!

A daily commute is more than getting from one place to another—it is a story about people, places, and the cities we dream of.

Across Southeast Asia, we invited commuters to share what their everyday journeys look like. From a 10-kilometer trip across bustling cities to quiet bicycle rides by the coast, these stories reveal how people move, the challenges they face, and why active transport matters.

Explore the winning stories below and experience Southeast Asia through the eyes of its commuters.

Category 1

Urban Commuters in Southeast Asia

TOP 1 WINNER

Gita Hermanda and Abyan Haidar

Content Creators | Jakarta, Indonesia
Top 1 Video Winner

For women, transportation isn’t just about moving from point A to B. It’s about the right to move freely and to live with dignity. Gita shares how shifting to Jakarta’s public transport system transformed her daily life and helped her reclaim time, savings, and independence — a story co-produced with Abyan Haidar.

TOP 2 WINNER

Nur Hesti Ningrum

Environmental Activist | Bekasi, Indonesia
Top 1 Video Winner

For women, transportation isn’t just about moving from point A to B. It’s about the right to move freely and to live with dignity. Gita shares how shifting to Jakarta’s public transport system transformed her daily life and helped her reclaim time, savings, and independence — a story co-produced with Abyan Haidar.

TOP 3 WINNER

Wei Liang Ho

beVisioneer Fellow | Johor, Malaysia

Every day, thousands cross the border between Johor and Singapore, and Wei Liang is one of them. His video captures how buses, trains, and even bikes connect two of Southeast Asia’s busiest cities through smart, sustainable transport. For him, the commute isn’t just routine. It’s a glimpse into how design, efficiency, and green innovation can shape the cities of the future.

PEOPLE’S CHOICE

Khamtip Inkaew

Content Creator, TripGupThip | Chiang Rai, Thailand

Khamtip shares her joy in creating content about public transportation in the provinces, where travel feels more personal and connected to local life. Through her journey, she showcases the charm of Chiang Rai’s unique transport culture and the beauty of its people and scenery. Her trip led her to one of the most breathtaking places in the region, Wat Rong Khun, a reminder that every ride can be an adventure worth sharing.

Category 2

Bicycle-Commuting in Southeast Asia

TOP 1 WINNER

Daryl Gemawan R

Digital Media Assistant, Trash Hero World | Bandung, Indonesia

Riding a bike in Bandung can feel different each time, but amid a worsening climate crisis and limited public transport, cycling has become a wise and joyful choice. For Daryl and his daughter Gantari, every ride is both a journey and a lesson in caring for the earth, one small pedal at a time. The future starts now, from us, from our bikes.