inp.polri.go.id - Jakarta. The Resident Directorate of the National Police Korlantas analyses and evaluates Vehicle's Certificate of Ownership services with the Indonesian National Police. This activity is in order to encourage the progressive development of digital-based Vehicle's Certificate of Ownership services. "Hopefully this year there should be eight regions that have new Vehicle's Certificate of Ownership service buildings, including Cimahi and two regional, regional police jurisdiction West Java, Maluku, Sumenep Police, South Kalimantan, Southeast Sulawesi, Central Sulawesi will have a prototype Vehicle's Certificate of Ownership service building." explained the Head of Sub-Directorate of Vehicle's Certificate of Ownership at National Police's Traffic Corps, Pol. Grand Commissioner Indra, in Jakarta, Tuesday (11/23/21). Pol. Grand Commissioner Indra also said that it was good progress how BPKB continued to improve and make the best of it. Whatever it is, when it comes to Vehicle's Certificate of Ownership, the Police are entirely there. Seeing the enthusiasm and enthusiasm of colleagues in the ranks and the region, they have competed with each other to get the opportunity to build a prototype Vehicle's Certificate of Ownership service building. The digital Vehicle's Certificate of Ownership building development is part of the Traffic Corps strategy to build independence, including professionalism in the resident field. "So if you make a Driver License, Vehicle's Certificate of Ownership, there will be an ERI, later there will be a digital-physical test, and a digital archive, and so on it continues to grow like that. So that the Whole Police have from the building to the infrastructure, we have, because this history or journey processes many data in the end that controls the Samsat. However, with the current ERI, it has slowly returned to the full dignity of the National Police. So the identification data is from the National Police. Hopefully, the data on the Ranmor is in the National Police as a whole." explained the Head of Sub-Directorate of National Police Traffic Corp's Vehicle Ownership Certification. Pol. Grand Commissioner Indra added that the National Police would renovate that we don't depend on books anymore, there are books, but we need chip data in today's digital world. So besides being stored in a book, it is stored on a chip. "We are currently competing who can serve faster and who can know more about the community is the winner. We hope that the data should be quickly shared or provided according to their individual needs," he explained. (bg/bq/hy)