Experts Give Lebaran Homecoming Tips To Be Safe And Comfortable, Do This

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JAKARTA - Eid homecoming has become an inseparable routine for some Indonesians in the month of Ramadan, and usually involves long trips and various challenges.

Minister of Transportation (Menhub) Dudy Purwagandhi, had said that the peak of the homecoming flow is predicted to occur on March 28 with a potential number of people moving as many as 12.1 million people.

Seeing the quite a lot of movement figures, of course it is important to pay attention to many things so that homecoming trips remain safe and comfortable. This time, Jakarta Founderpresenting Driving Center (JDDC) Jusri Pulubuhu gave interesting tips.

Check the condition of the vehicle

According to the man who is familiarly called Jusri, he said the thing that must be considered is making preparations before traveling. For example, checking the condition of the vehicle.

"Make sure the engine oil is in good condition, also check the pressure and condition of the tires, including the spare tires. Then, make sure the brakes, lights, horns and wipers work properly," he said, in his statement received, Saturday, March 15.

Prepare important documents

The next thing that must be considered is preparing important documents. Justri said the document in question was a driving license (SIM), vehicle registration certificate was present in an active condition.

"Don't forget to bring ID cards, travel tickets if you use public transportation, and other documents must be easily accessible," he added.

Bring emergency equipment

In addition to the condition of cars and documents, carrying emergency equipment is also highly recommended. Such as first aid boxes, personal medicine, vitamins. In addition, it can also carry simple vehicle repairs such as jacks and wheel locks.

Plan a travel route

Jursi also suggested planning a travel route when you want to go home for Eid. For example, you can use navigation to find out alternative routes.

"It can also identify strategic rest points, gas stations and restaurants along the way," he explained.