E-TLE Mobile Launched, Kapolda Fadil Imran: Please Those Who Want To Speed Things Up

Deputy Governor of DKI Ahmad Riza Patria and Kapolda Metro Jaya Inspector General Fadil Imran (Photo: Public Relations of DKI Pemprov)

JAKARTA - Polda Metro Jaya launched dozens of electronic ticketing cameras or mobile or portable e-TLE. In general, 12 Polda participated in launching the national e-TLE camera.

Kapolda Metro Jaya Inspector General Mohammad Fadil Imran said that the e-TLE mobile will be tested this weekend. The e-TLE camera will be installed on the patrol car. Fadil said, for motorists speeding on the road, this camera will immediately record them.

"Later the partoli car will come from behind. We don't have to act, we will take a picture and identify it later. So, go ahead and go to speed. Later I will dispatch a hidden camera or hidden camera hunting team," said Fadil at Polda Metro Jaya, Tuesday, March 23.

Therefore, Fadil reminded motorists who often drive on the road in convoys to obey traffic rules. This is because traveling on the highway will be stalked by the e-TLE camera.

"If you want a sunmori (Sunday morning ride) or a night ride, please, but be polite and ethical. I urge those who still frequent sanmori then risky night rides, stop. Because the e-TLE camera will work stalking you," he said.

The launch of the e-TLE mobile camera was attended by Deputy Governor Ahmad Riza Patria. In this launch, Riza admits that she will support the optimization of the installation of the e-TLE camera. This is because Polda Metro Jaya asked DKI Pemprov to ask for an additional 60 camera points.

"We will fully support the financing of this activity further and more importantly so that people are more orderly and obedient to traffic," said Riza.

"We will as soon as possible with the support of the Governor. Later and the DKI DPRD will soon realize what the Kapolda hopes and of course the people of Jakarta," he continued.