24 Locations Of Expensive Parking Tariffs For Cars In Jakarta, Unqualified Emission Tests And How Much Must Be Paid?

YOGYAKARTA - The Jakarta Provincial Government has imposed an expensive parking rate rule for cars not to pass the emission test starting in early October 2023. This highest parking or disincentive tariff is applied in 24 parking locations managed by Perumda Pasar Jaya Usaha Milik Daerah (BUMD) DKI Jakarta.

This parking tariff rule needs to be known by motorists and car owners in DKI Jakarta. The government's attention to vehicle emission tests has increased since the phenomenon of poor pollution in Jakarta. So where are the places where the expensive parking rates for cars do not pass the emission test?

The highest parking rate for four-wheeled vehicles is IDR 5,000 per hour, based on Governor Regulation 120 of 2012. Meanwhile, the normal tariff is IDR 3,000 for the first hour and IDR 2,000 for the next hour.

The following are 24 parking locations under the management of DKI Jakarta BUMD which impose expensive parking rates for cars that do not pass the emission test:

Previously, there were as many as 10 parking locations that applied a disincentive tariff. Vehicles that have not carried out emission tests.

Syafrin Liputo, Head of DKI Jakarta Transportation Agency, said that his party was adjusting the data on vehicles that had carried out emission tests. He said the rules for parking rates are new for four wheels at this time, but later they will also be applied to two-wheeled vehicles.

"The initial stage is four wheels first, while we consolidate the data with environmental colleagues," Syafrin told reporters at Monas, Central Jakarta, last Monday (18/9).

Syafrin said the disincentive parking rate for vehicles that have not or failed emission tests will be implemented immediately after data synchronization has been carried out.

Such is the review of the expensive parking rate rules for cars that do not pass the emission test. The regulation has only been applied to cars, while motorbikes have not yet been implemented. The public is advised to comply or be orderly in the use of vehicles related to emission tests.

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