In preparation for Operation Patuh 2026, the Indonesian National Police (INP) Traffic Corps continues to prioritize a modern, transparent law enforcement approach oriented toward public compliance.
The Bali Regional Police are focusing on electronic-based law enforcement in the implementation of Operation Patuh Agung 2026 as an effort to improve public traffic discipline through the use of digital technology that is more transparent, accountable, and humane.
Bali Police focuses on electronic law enforcement with ETLE during Operation Patuh Agung 2026 to improve traffic discipline. Read the full report here.
The Head of the Indonesian National Police (INP) Traffic Corps, Inspector General Agus Suryonugroho, emphasized that digital transformation through Electronic Traffic Law Enforcement (ETLE) is a crucial step in ensuring traffic safety and order.
Traffic Corps Chief highlights digital enforcement via ETLE while ensuring close ties with communities, including online motorcycle taxi drivers. Read more here.
The Head of Operations for the Indonesian National Police (INP) Traffic Corps, Senior Superintendent Aries Syahbudin, conveyed the readiness for Operation Patuh 2026, which will run from June 8 to 21, 2026.
The Ponorogo Sub-regional Police Traffic Unit used smart glasses to support traffic law enforcement in the area on Monday (5/18/2026).
Indonesian Police is deploying Electronic Traffic Law Enforcement (ETLE) cameras at dangerous railway crossings to prevent violations following the Bekasi train crash. Learn more.
The Jakarta Regional Metropolitan Police Traffic Directorate conducted a simultaneous handheld technology-based traffic enforcement operation at several strategic locations in the Greater Jakarta (Jabodetabek) area.
The South Kalimantan Regional Police Traffic Directorate received 18 new handheld mobile ETLE from the Indonesian National Police (INP) Traffic Corps for electronic traffic law enforcement.
The Lamongan Sub-regional Police focused on providing traffic safety education and enforcing laws based on Electronic Traffic Law Enforcement (ETLE) during Operation Semeru Safety, which ran from February 2-15, 2026.
Indonesian Police deploy ETLE traffic drones as a major breakthrough in traffic law enforcement. Read the full report on how it works.
