Anies Baswedan Changes Street Names, Korlantas Will Change Vehicle Ownership Data

Anies Baswedan/Photo: Antara

JAKARTA - The Traffic Corps (Korlantas) of the Police will change the vehicle ownership data listed in the Motorized Vehicle Owner's Book (BPKB) and the vehicle registration certificate (STNK).

The change is related to the move by the Governor of DKI Jakarta, Anies Baswedan, who decided to change some street names to names of Betawi figures.

"When there is a policy on changing street names, we really hope that there will be a change in ID cards and changes to vehicle documents must also be made," said Head of Sub-Directorate for STNK Kombes M Taslim Chairudin when confirmed, Friday, June 24.

This change was made because there must be a match between personal data and vehicle owner data. Moreover, vehicle documents or data serve as legitimizing ownership in accordance with Article 28G paragraph (1) and 28H paragraph (4) of the 1945 Constitution.

"There must be a legal relationship between the vehicle documents, the vehicle itself and the owner. So the vehicle identity data and the identity of the owner must match, that's why in the service there is a requirement for a vehicle invoice and the owner's original ID," he said.

In the mechanism, continued Taslim, specifically for BPKP, only a police note will be provided explaining the reason and the change in the residential address of the vehicle owner.

Meanwhile, for changes to the STNK, it must be replaced in its entirety. That is, the material or physical STNK and even then replaced with a new one. However, in this change a replacement fee will be charged.

"For changes to BPKB, please go to the BPKB service unit. While the STNK is carried out at the Samsat where the vehicle is registered," said Taslim.

For information, there are 32 names of roads, buildings, and zones that were changed simultaneously in 5 cities and the Thousand Islands Regency. With details of 8 roads in Central Jakarta, 1 road in North Jakarta, 2 roads in West Jakarta, 4 roads in South Jakarta, 5 roads in East Jakarta, 2 roads in the Thousand Islands, 5 buildings in 5 city areas, and 5 zones in the Betawi Cultural Village, South Jakarta.

The details of the changed street names are as follows: 1. Entong Fat Street (formerly Jalan Budaya).2. Jalan Haji Darip (formerly Jalan Bekasi Timur Raya).3. Mpok Nori Street (formerly Jalan Raya Bambu Apus).4. Jalan H. Bokir Bin Dji'un (formerly Jalan Raya Pondok Gede).5. Jalan Raden Ismail (formerly Jalan Buntu).6. Jalan Rama Ratu Jaya (formerly Jalan BKT West Side).7. Jalan H. Rohim Sa'ih (formerly Bantaran Setu Babakan Barat).8. Jalan KH. Ahmad Suhaimi (formerly Bantaran Setu Babakan Timur).9. Jalan Mahbub Djunaidi (formerly Jalan Srikaya).10. Jalan KH. Guru Amin (formerly Jalan Raya Pasar Minggu, North side).11. Jalan Hj. Tutty Alawiyah (formerly Jalan Warung Buncit Raya).12. Jalan A. Hamid Arief (formerly Jalan Tanah Tinggi 1 alley 5).13. Jalan H. Imam Sapi'ie (formerly Jalan Senen Raya)14. Abdullah Ali Street (formerly SMP 76 Street).15. Jalan M. Mashabi (formerly Jalan Kebon Kacang Raya North Side).16. Jalan HM Shaleh Ishak (formerly Jalan Kebon Kacang Raya South Side).17. Jalan Tino Sidin (formerly Jalan Cikini VII).18. Jalan Mualim Teko (formerly Jalan in front of Muara Angke Nature Tourism Park).19. Sheikh Junaid Al Batawi Street (formerly the West Outer Ring Road).20. Jalan Guru Ma'mun (formerly Jalan Rawa Buaya).21. Jalan Kyai Mursalin (formerly Jalan Panggang Island).22. Jalan Habib Ali Bin Ahmad (formerly Jalan Panggang Island).

Then, the name of the village or zone that is changed is as follows: 1. MH Thamrin Village (previously named Zone A).2. KH Village. Noer Ali (formerly known as the Development Zone).3. Abdulrahman Saleh Village (previously named Zone B).4. Ismail Marzuki village (previously called Zone C).5. The Embryo Zone Village (formerly known as the Embryo Zone).

Meanwhile, the names of the buildings that have been changed are as follows: 1. Kisam Dji'un Building (formerly East Jakarta PPSB Building).2. H. Sa'aba Amsir Building (formerly South Jakarta PPSB Building).