YOGYAKARTA - Did you know about electronic ticketing or e-ticketing? Electronic Traffic Law Enforcement (ETLE) or electronic system has been implemented in our country for a long time. Application of the electronic ticketing system aims to improve community driving discipline and also prevents potential extortion or illegal levies. So, what happens if you don't pay an electronic ticket fine? Let's discuss it here!
If previously the police officers took action against traffic violations, now a driver will be given a confirmation letter if caught on surveillance cameras carrying out violations. There are 10 types of traffic violations applied in the electronic ticketing system. Let's follow the full information in the following article.
Getting To Know Electronic Tickets
Electronic ticketing is a manifestation of the implementation of information technology carried out by the Indonesian National Police to take action against traffic violations electronically to support security, discipline, and safety when driving.
The application of this electronic ticket is applied to all types of vehicles in 34 provinces. There are 2 applicable electronic ticketing systems, namely static and mobile electronic ticketing. The static electronic ticketing system uses surveillance cameras at several points managed by officers at the Police Traffic Center to record traffic violations.
Meanwhile, the mobile electronic ticketing system is the prosecution of violations using surveillance cameras installed in police vehicles or using smartphones. Enforcement can only be done by police officers who are equipped with a letter of assignment to use a smartphone camera and the official IMEI number is recorded.
The mobile electronic ticketing system is used to take action against motorists who do not wear helmets, fight the flow, park inappropriately, and other traffic violations that cannot be reached by a static electronic ticketing system. The surveillance camera can record the face of the driver, vehicle police number, to the physical shape of the vehicle as a whole.
The officer will later send a notification letter to traffic violators to confirm the violation. If you do not carry out confirmation after the notification letter is given, then your vehicle documents will be blocked. As a result, you cannot carry out tax payments.
Drivers caught on surveillance cameras carrying out violations will later be dealt with in accordance with Law Number 22. 22 of 2009 concerning Road Traffic and Transportation. This national electronic ticket can take action against several types of traffic violations, including:
In Police Regulation No. 7 of 2021 concerning Registration and Identification of Motorized Vehicles, in Article 87 to be exact, it is explained that the unit implementing the illegal ranmor can block BPKB data and/or STNK data.
On the other hand, in the same article in the fifth paragraph, it is explained that the blocking of STNK data can be submitted by traffic investigators against:
If the vehicle owner wants to release the blocking status at the STNK, then the owner is obliged to pay a ticket fine and a tax in accordance with the provisions. Unpaid ticket fines cause the STNK to continue to be blocked.
How To Pay For Electronic Ticket Fines Through Official Sites
To pay an electronic ticket fine via an e-ticket web, here are the steps you can take:
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