inp.polri.go.id - Jakarta. Chairman of the Indonesian Motorcycle Association (IMI) Bambang Soesatyo appreciated the steps taken by the Greater Jakarta Metro. Regional Police Chief, Pol. Inspector-General Fadil Imran wants to facilitate and provide guidance to street racers who often disturb public order. "We express our great appreciation for the Chief of Regional police doing a great thing to foster illegal racing players who disturb public order," he explained at Greater Jakarta Metro. Regional Police, Monday (12/20/21). The chairman of the Indonesian Motor Association also said that his party together with Greater Jakarta Metro. Regional Police and Ancol had coordinated to determine the official racing venue for illegal racers. "We agree; Ancol is a place for young people to channel their racing hobby," he explained. The chairman of the Indonesian Motor Association hopes that the idea and concept of fostering illegal racers echoed by the Metro Jaya Police Chief can be followed by all Regional Police in Indonesia. "We take our hats off to the Metro Police Chief. Hopefully, this can be a pilot project, and other Regional Police throughout Indonesia can follow. Later I will also convey this to the National Police Chief (General Listyo Sigit Prabowo)," he explained. Previously, the Greater Jakarta Metro. Regional Police Chief, Pol. Inspector-General Fadil Imran stated that he would build a racing arena to minimize the actions of motorists who often do illegal racing on the capital city's streets. The existence of this racing arena is expected to be put to good use, and illegal racers can be nurtured according to their abilities so as not to cause unrest in the community. So I will facilitate the wild racing, not be hostile. "Not arrested, but I will facilitate him, including those who are members of the Bekasi night ride, Kemayoran night ride, those who like to challenge (wild racing) on Instagram," explained the Regional Police Chief.