The Jakarta Regional Metropolitan Police General Criminal Investigation Directorate arrested a man with the initials RD alias D (25) in connection with the alleged murder of an online motorcycle taxi driver with the initials ATP.
Police evacuated an online motorcycle taxi driver who was found collapsed due to exhaustion in Jatinegara, East Jakarta (Jaktim), early Friday (5/29/2026).
The Head of the Traffic Corps of the Indonesian National Police (INP), Inspector General Agus Suryonugroho, welcomed the visit of representatives of online motorcycle taxi drivers from Jambi at the NTMC Building, Jakarta, Monday (5/18/2026).
Read how Deputy Chief of the Indonesian National Police (INP) Commissioner General Dedi Prasetyo provided medical aid to Lampung’s online motorcycle taxi drivers.
INP arrests several suspects accused of supplying drugs to an online taxi driver charged with rape and assault, expanding investigation into a wider narcotics network. Learn more.
Jakarta Metro Jaya Police Chief honors an online driver who stopped a motorcycle theft, highlighting the success of the online motorcycle taxi driver community safety program. Read more.
Indonesian Police strengthen cooperation with ride-hailing drivers in East Java to maintain public safety and community security. Read how the partnership builds economic and social resilience.
The government is finalizing a presidential regulation to protect online motorcycle taxi drivers and provide stronger legal certainty in the gig economy.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo urged the online motorcycle taxi (ojol) community to work together to maintain public security and order.
The success of the Jayapura Sub-regional City Police Criminal Investigation Unit in uncovering a violent theft case that killed an online motorcycle taxi driver on the Sentani-Waena Highway has received widespread appreciation from various groups.
Indonesian National Police (INP) Chief General Listyo Sigit apologizes to the family of anonline motorcycle taxi driver killed by a Brimob vehicle during Jakarta unrest. Read the full report here.
Central Jakarta Police deploy over 1,600 officers to ensure peaceful protests by ojol drivers demanding lower app commission fees. Read the full story.
