Brong Exhaust In Cianjur Is Still Being Targeted By The Police, Vehicle Owners Should Return To Factory Standards

Cianjur Police Chief, West Java AKBP Aszhari Kurniawan together with Forkopimda Cianjur, destroyed thousands of noisy exhausts seized during Operation Patuh 2023, Monday (31/7/7/2023). (ANTARA)

CIANJUR - Cianjur Police, West Java, continues to conduct Brong exhaust raids or noise for disturbing residents and other road users. It was recorded that during Operation Patuh Lodaya 2023, thousands of noisy exhausts were confiscated from vehicle owners. Cianjur Police Chief AKBP Aszhari Kurniawan said that during the obedient operation his party confiscated 3,176 noisy exhausts from a number of areas which were eventually destroyed along with the Cianjur Regional Leadership Communication Forum (Forkopimda). "Drivers are asked to no longer use noisy exhausts because the resulting loud noise can disturb the public or other road users, today thousands of exhausts from the operation are destroyed," he said in Cianjur, Antara, Monday, July 31. The driver who was caught was asked to immediately replace the noisy exhaust with factory-made standards, as long as the officer had not been replaced with the vehicle until the owner brought the manufacturer's exhaust. His party asked motorists to no longer use noisy exhausts, obey traffic rules by not being reckless because they can endanger themselves and other motorists. "Noise exhausts are definitely disturbing other people or motorists, especially residents in housing, so we will continue to conduct raids on motorists who still use noisy exhausts," he said. He added that Aszhari would still apply electronic and manual ticketing sanctions for traffic rules violators such as not wearing helmets or going against the flow because during compliance operations the two violations dominated.

"We will continue to intensify socialization about the importance of complying with traffic rules, including prioritizing safety when driving by helmet, not going against the flow and completing driving documents," he said.