Reportedly Often Makes Road Users Restless, Police Will Order Mr. Ogah Intersection

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JAKARTA - The Bogor City Police Traffic Unit (Satlantas) implemented the Zebra Zero Pak Ogah (Zeprah) program to protect the public from road traffic controllers, during the compliant operation which took place from November 15 to November 28, 2021.

According to Kasatlantas Polresta Bogor City AKP Galih Apria, this Zeprah Operation will not apply a fine.

The program was formed as an innovation based on the results of the analysis of the Bogor City Police Traffic Unit that Pak reluctant to do more harm than good to the community. According to the instructions of the West Java Police Chief Inspector General Suntana and the Bogor City Police Chief, Kombes Pol Susatyo Purnomo Condro, said AKP Galih, his unit immediately innovate by analyzing phenomena that occur in the community, namely the disturbing traffic controller, namely Mr. Ogah.

Through the Zeprah program, the Bogor Kota Polresta Satlantas will better protect the public from illegal levies by residents who are traffic controllers, both in areas prone to traffic conflicts (trouble spots), as well as points prone to accidents (black spots).

AKP Galih said the Bogor Police would deploy full personnel to replace the positions normally occupied by Mr. Ogah in order to provide a sense of comfort to the community. Starting from the staff and operations of the Bogor City Police, they were also deployed to make the Zeprah program a success. The program will take place without stationary points such as the Zebra Operation who ticketed the driver because the documents were incomplete.

Zeprah will focus more on preemptive, preventive and social activities for motorists.

"This Zeprah is zebra zero, sir. See for yourself, many people are still complaining about their hopes, about their own fear of Pak ogah-pak ogah who make arrangements on the road," said AKP Galih, quoted Monday, November 15. He reminded, The public does not need to be afraid of the operations that will be carried out by the traffic units patrolling or at the vulnerable points of Pak Agha.

"We are trying to protect the community, people protect themselves, maintain health protocols, vehicle health and road safety," he said.