Jakarta – A total of 18,536 motorized vehicle drivers were ticket by the police during Operation Patuh Jaya 2023 which lasted 14 days.
Of that number, 8,683 violations were prosecuted using an electronic ticket system or mobile and static e-TLE. Meanwhile, 9,853 other violations were ticketed manually by officers.
Kabid Humas Polda Metro Jaya, Kombes Pol Trunoyudo Wisnu Andiko told the media crew, the majority of violations were two-wheeled vehicles going against the flow, namely 5,473 cases. Followed by two-wheeled riders who did not use SNI helmets with 5,324 violations.
“Four-wheeled drivers did not use safety belts with a total of 3,281 violations, then four-wheeled drivers violated road markings or shoulders with 2,975 violations,” he explained.
He also said, during the Patuh Jaya Operation, officers also confiscated evidence in the form of driver’s licenses, vehicle registration, motorized vehicles and electronic evidence. The details are 5,374 SIMs, 4,455 STNKs, 24 units of motorized vehicles, and 8,683 electronic evidence.
Not only fines, officials also gave warning sanctions to 35,509 motorists during the operation which was held from 10 to 23 July.
According to him, the number of fines and reprimands during Operation Patuh Jaya 2023 increased compared to the previous year. If in 2022 the number of fines and warnings was 32,271 riders, in 2023 it has jumped to 54,045 riders.
“There was an increase of 21,774 drivers for a total of fines and warnings that year,” said the officer who owns the zodiac sign Leo.
Based on the records of the Directorate of Traffic (Ditlantas) Polda Metro Jaya, during the implementation of the 2023 Patuh Jaya Operation there were 221 cases of traffic accidents. In detail, 21 victims died, 33 victims were seriously injured, 241 victims were slightly injured, and material losses of Rp315,450,000. Bembo
