The city residents dubbed it Pedatiweg, from the Indonesian language of horse-drawn carriages (pedati), because it was a narrow street (about 10 m or 30 feet wide) that only carriages could pass through.
The city residents referred to it as Pedatiweg, derived from the Indonesian word for horse-drawn carriages (pedati), because it was a confined street (approximately 10 meters or 30 feet wide) suitable solely for carriages.