Kakorlantas Says Operation Patuh Jaya Prioritizes Enforcement Of Electronic Tickets

Police Headquarters Inspector General Pol. Firman Shantybudi (Photo: Antara)

JAKARTA - Head of Traffic Police Inspector General Firman Santhyabudi said that Operation Patuh Jaya 2022 did not use a centralized pattern of action. However, prioritizing prosecution electronically or ETLE.

"We do not focus on operations that are carried out stationary on the road or chasing targets, capturing quotes, taking action against as many violators as possible, no. We will exist in operations this year using ETLE technology," said Firman at the Metro Police. Jaya, Monday, June 13.

With the use of this pattern, later officers in the field who deal with motorists will only provide education related to traffic rules.

The hope is that people who violate the law will be more aware of the rules. So, in the future the driver will not commit the same offense.

"We will carry out law enforcement activities through electronic activities and sympathetic warning activities during operations in the field," he said.

In addition, Firman said that the focus of prosecution in Operation Patuh Jaya 2022 is more on violations that lead to accidents or traffic jams.

For example, vehicles that go against the flow. This violation is very fatal because of the potential for traffic accidents.

"Certain types of violations that cause the most occurrences of both violations that have an impact on traffic jams, especially violations that can lead to fatal accidents," said Firman.

For information, Operation Patuh Jaya 2022 will be held for two weeks or starting from June 13 to 26. Especially in the Jakarta area and its surroundings, there are 35 points that are the location of supervision and action.