There Are Many Toll Roads In Central Java That Have Holes, Reward: Enter The Toll Road, You Pay, You Should Get Good Service
Brebes - Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo asked toll road managers throughout Central Java to take part in repairs. Ganjar received many complaints about the number of potholes along the toll road.
Like when crossing the toll road on Tuesday, January 25 from Jakarta to Central Java. As soon as he arrived near the exit of the Brebes or Brexit toll road, Ganjar stopped the car when he saw the road repair workers. After getting off the car, Ganjar immediately chatted with the workers and checked the quality of the patch.
"These are just a few points that we added, sir, at KM 268. So from this Brexit to Pejagan," said Mirno, the field foreman when explaining to Ganjar.
There are more potholes on toll roads as soon as the rainy season enters. This condition also makes it difficult for technical workers to make repairs.
"So when it doesn't rain we go straight to the streets, like today," he said.
There were about 12 workers who helped Mirno work on several holes near the Brebes toll exit gate. According to Ganjar, the toll road managers must take advantage of sunny conditions to make repairs.
"Almost every day I receive reports of potholes on toll roads from the public. If we don't address this, it will be dangerous," said Ganjar.
Apart from public complaints, Ganjar also dispatched a team from the Central Java Provincial Government to help the toll road manager check the condition of the toll road. The findings when they get off on the toll road are then forwarded to the manager.
"We pay for the toll road, logically because we pay we have to get good service," said Ganjar.
For this reason, Ganjar asked the toll road manager to immediately make repairs. Moreover, the last few days the weather has been very sunny.
"I also want to pay attention to the quality of the patch. Because it's dangerous, I just popped on the toll road a few times. It will be repaired immediately," said Ganjar.