Dishub Probolinggo Prepares Six Monitoring Posts And Services For Homecoming

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PROBOLINGGO - The Transportation Service of Probolinggo Regency, East Java has prepared six monitoring posts and services during the homecoming and return flow of Eid Al-Fitr 1443 Hijri in the local area. "The Head of the Probolinggo Regency Transportation Service (Dishub) said Taufik Alami in the local city, Tuesday. The government has allowed people to go home for Eid in 2022 on the condition that travelers have taken booster vaccines and implemented strict health protocols. "Dishub has prepared several monitoring posts and service posts, namely the Paiton Monitoring Post, Kraksaan Monitoring Post, Leces Toll Exit Monitoring Post (East Probolinggo), Muneng Toll Exit Monitoring Post (West Probolinggo), Tongas Rest Area Monitoring Post and Bentar Service Post," he said. and after Lebaran, he said, his party also installed signs, right? needed and Public Street Lighting (PJU). "We have made repairs to PJU, such as in the Kraksaan City area, the lighting is sufficient, only for other areas, including national roads or provincial roads," he said. Probolinggo Transportation Agency has coordinated with the Java Province. Timur to immediately make repairs and help optimize PJU in Probolinggo Regency. Probolinggo Transportation Agency personnel will remain on standby and will continue to help carry out assistance tasks at monitoring posts and security assistance tasks during rush hours during the homecoming and backflow of Lebaran. traffic monitoring through the Traction Control System (TCS) monitor through cameras at several points in Probolinggo Regency, starting at toll entrances and several other points," he said. only your own safety, including the safety of others or other road users "Homecomers must also follow the government's recommendations, namely safe, comfortable and healthy homecoming while still implementing strict health protocols," he said. With regard to trains, the Probolinggo Transportation Agency has coordinated with the East Java Province to re-optimize the Early Warning System (EWS) at every railroad crossing, including signs that make it easier for the public to cross railroad tracks safely, especially those that are not guarded.