West Java Police Launch Two-Week Traffic Crackdown Targeting 11 Offenses

West Java Police are launching a comprehensive two-week traffic enforcement operation, 'Patuh Lodaya 2026,' aimed at improving road safety across the region. The operation, scheduled from June 8 to June 21, will focus on reducing accidents, traffic violations, and fatalities.

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The goal of the Patuh Lodaya operation is to reduce the number of accidents, traffic violations, and fatalities.

According to Director of Traffic for West Java Police, Kombes Pol Raydian Kokrosono, the operation will emphasize persuasive and humanistic methods. Enforcement will be divided between Electronic Traffic Law Enforcement (ETLE), accounting for 60% of actions, and manual ticketing (non-ETLE) at 30%, with the remaining 10% reserved for warnings.

The ETLE system will target vehicle drivers for offenses such as not wearing seatbelts, using mobile phones while driving, violating traffic signs and markings, running red lights, speeding, driving against traffic, and improper parking. Manual ticketing will address violations like driving against traffic, non-compliant vehicle numbers, unauthorized modifications, and loud exhausts.

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Enforcement provides a deterrent effect, enforces discipline, and upholds the law on the highway. It reduces the number of traffic violations.

Kokrosono stated that the operation aims to create a deterrent effect, uphold discipline, and enforce the law on the roads. The increased use of ETLE is intended to make law enforcement more transparent, accountable, and objective, while also minimizing direct contact between officers and the public.

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Minimizing direct contact between officers and the public.