Padang Tiji-Seulimeum Toll Free until January 22, Accelerates Distribution of Sumatra Flood Aid

Illustration of the toll road (between)

JAKARTA - HK operates functionally or opens the free Sigli-Banda Aceh Toll Road (Sibanceh) Section 1 Padang Tiji-Seulimeum until January 22, 2026.

The opening of the functional section was carried out to support the smooth distribution of humanitarian assistance for people affected by hydrometeorological disasters.

Executive Vice President of Corporate Secretary of Hutama Karya Mardiansyah said that the extension of the functionalization of the section had previously been coordinated with stakeholders, including the Toll Road Regulatory Agency (BPJT) to the local regional police.

"We are trying to ensure that service access remains available efficiently, so that distribution runs smoothly, while taking into account that safety remains the main concern during the functional operation," said Mardiansyah in a written statement, Wednesday, January 14.

With the functionalization of this section, the 74-kilometer (km) Sigli-Banda Aceh Toll connectivity is connected to the other sections to Baitussalam. Thus, the distribution of aid and logistics can be quickly channeled to affected residents.

"This toll road can also be used by the surrounding community to support daily mobility," he said.

During the functional operation period, road users are urged to always prioritize safety.

Road users are asked to comply with traffic signs, follow the instructions of officers, maintain speed limits and safe distances, and increase vigilance, especially at points that require special attention. Considering that the toll road is still in a functional status.

Mardiansyah also hopes that road users can ensure that the condition of the vehicle is in good condition, rest if tired or sleepy and not use the shoulder of the road except in emergencies.

"We hope that the use of this functional toll road can help accelerate the distribution of assistance and support mobility in the affected areas. We will continue to maintain operational readiness and prioritize the safety and comfort of road users," he added.