The Traffic Corps of the Indonesian National Police (INP) emphasized that Operation Patuh 2026 is a momentum to improve the quality of traffic services across the board, from Security and Safety, Law Enforcement, Registration and Identification, to traffic accident management.
The Traffic Corps rolled out mobile driver's license services at Ponpes Daar el-Qolam Islamic boarding school in Tangerang, Banten, to foster traffic safety. Read more.
The South Kalimantan Regional Police, along with relevant agencies, held a troop roll call as part of Operation Patuh Intan 2026.
The 2026 Operation Patuh Candi in Demak Regency was not only about monitoring and enforcing traffic violations.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) Traffic Corps emphasized that the Operation Patuh 2026 is not aimed to ticket as many people as possible, however to raise public awareness on traffic law.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) Traffic Corps officially launched Operation Patuh 2026 from Monday, October 26, to November 8, 2026.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) Traffic Corps is simultaneously conducting Operation Patuh 2026 across Indonesia, starting Monday, October 26, 2026.
The East Kotawaringin Sub-regional Police conducted security operations, traffic control, and distributed free helmets and masks to road users on Monday, October 26, 2026.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) Traffic Corps Chief, Brigadier General Aries Syahbudin emphasized that the presence of security personnel on the road must be able to bring real benefit to the community.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) Traffic Corps held a health service as part of the commemoration of the 71st anniversary of the Bhayangkara Traffic Police, which is celebrated every September 22nd.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) Traffic Corps is preparing steps to implement the Zero Over Dimension Over Load (ODOL) policy, which is slated to begin in 2027.
The Director of Law Enforcement of the Indonesian National Police (INP) Traffic Corps, Brigadier General I Made Agus Prasatya, reminded all traffic law enforcement officers to be vigilant about information developments in the post-truth era, where false information or hoaxes can quickly go viral and be believed by the public.
