Tribratanews.polri.go.id. Semarang. Central Java Regional Police's Traffic Corps' Director, Pol. Grand Commissioner Rudy Syafiruddin said the closure of 27 exit toll gates starts from July 16 to July 22, 2021. The closure is intended for vehicles outside the essential and critical sectors. Rest areas on the toll road can only serve take away (packages), said teh Traffic Corps' Director of the Central Java Police, Tuesday (07/20/21). In addition to the closures, the Traffic Corps' Director added, they also carried out inspections on arterial routes, provincial borders, and district/city borders, as well as 244 check points in Central Java. "The method of action is to examine documents in the form of a minimum vaccine letter for the first vaccine, a rapid antigen test a maximum of 1X24 hours before leaving, a work certificate in essential and critical sectors," explained the Central Java Police's Traffic Corps' Director. Regional Police's Traffic Corps' Director of Central Java added, 1 kilometer to 200 meters before the partition will be given a notice board. His party will direct non-essential and critical vehicles in the right lane to be turned around. The right lane will be blocked using a water barrier until you turn around, explained the Traffic Corps' Director of the Central Java Police. Police Grand Commissioner Rudy Syafiruddin explained that for health workers as well as in essential and critical sectors, they were given the left lane. Officers will conduct an inspection of the sector. "If you meet the requirements, please pass. If not, please turn back," added the Traffic Corps' Director of the Central Java Police. According to Traffic Corps' Director, after the inspection location, his office also provides a place for free rapid antigen tests. Testing will be done randomly. "After the inspection location on the left side, a tent is prepared for a free rapid antigen test and it is carried out randomly," added the Traffic Corps' Director. Traffic Corps' Director said, after the closure of the toll road, the number of passing vehicles decreased. This is evidenced before the closing of vehicles entering Central Java amounted to 36,706 vehicles and after the closure the number of vehicles passing by became 17,857 or decreased by 18,849. Similarly, vehicles leaving Central Java before the closure of the toll road on July 13 to 15, vehicles leaving Central Java amounted to 26,414 vehicles.  After The closing of 27 toll gates totaling 16130 vehicles, means a decrease of 39 percent or 10,284, concluded the Regional Police's Traffic Corps' Director Central Java, Pol. Grand Commissioner Rudy Syafiruddin.