A Tangerang City Transportation Department officer is seen regulating traffic on the main road.

TANGERANG – In preparation for the 2026/1447 Hijri Eid Transport period, the Tangerang City Government through the Transportation Department has reaffirmed its commitment to achieving (Zero Accidents) and ensuring smooth traffic flow for both the exodus and return journeys across all areas of Tangerang City.

The strategy for this year’s security efforts prioritizes integrated traffic management, vehicle roadworthiness monitoring, and strengthening cross-agency coordination.

“Our target is Zero Accidents throughout the 2026 Eid Transport period. This effort is carried out through strict monitoring, optimization of facilities and infrastructure, and synergy with all stakeholders,” it was stated.

The Head of the Tangerang City Transportation Department.

The following strategic steps will be implemented:

1. Installation of Portable Directional Signs (Exodus Route Guidance)

The Transportation Department will install portable directional signs on several main sections such as Daan Mogot Road, TMP Taruna, Sudirman, Otista, and KS Tubun to assist the smooth flow of exodus vehicles.

2. Ramp Checks and Vehicle Roadworthiness Inspections

Vehicle inspections (Ramp Checks) will be conducted at Poris Plawad Terminal and bus pools such as Rosalia Indah, ALS, and Hariyanto. Inspections will cover administrative completeness, braking systems, tires, lights, and other technical suitability.

3. Health Tests for Drivers and Vehicle Crew

The Transportation Department is collaborating with relevant agencies to conduct health checks, including basic physical examinations and drug screening, to ensure drivers are in prime condition and free from substance abuse.

4. Monitoring of Facilities and Infrastructure

Checks will be carried out on the readiness of supporting facilities such as street lighting, traffic signs, and the ATCS (Area Traffic Control System) based traffic monitoring system.

5. Eid Transport Control and Monitoring Posts

Control posts will be established at several strategic points, namely Kebon Besar, Poris Plawad Terminal, Robinson, Gajah Tunggal Intersection, Tangcity Mall, Kebon Nanas, Alam Sutera, and CBD Ciledug.

Furthermore, the Transportation Department is optimizing a Quick Reaction Team, providing tow trucks, barricades, and traffic cones on main exodus routes to anticipate and respond to traffic disruptions swiftly.

“We urge the public to always obey traffic regulations, ensure their vehicles are roadworthy, and maintain safety during the journey. A safe exodus is a shared responsibility,” it was emphasized. (***)

Daan Mogot Road

Daan Mogot Road is a major thoroughfare in West Jakarta, Indonesia, named after a 17th-century local hero, Untung Surapati, who was also known as Captain Mogot. Historically, the area was significant during the Dutch colonial period and later became a key development zone, now lined with universities, shopping centers, and residential areas. It serves as a vital transport corridor connecting Jakarta to its western suburbs and the Soekarno-Hatta International Airport.

TMP Taruna

“TMP Taruna” refers to the **Taman Mini Perahu Taruna**, a cultural and recreational park located in Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia. It was established to preserve and showcase traditional Javanese culture, particularly the maritime heritage and boat-building traditions of the region. The site features miniature traditional boats, educational exhibits, and cultural performances, serving as a tribute to the local *taruna* (youth or cadets) and their connection to Javanese nautical history.

Sudirman

Sudirman refers to Jalan Jenderal Sudirman (General Sudirman Street), a major thoroughfare in Jakarta, Indonesia. It is named after General Sudirman, the first commander-in-chief of the Indonesian Armed Forces, who was a revered national hero in the country’s struggle for independence from Dutch colonial rule. Today, the avenue is a iconic symbol of modern Jakarta, lined with skyscrapers, luxury hotels, and corporate headquarters, representing the city’s economic and commercial center.

Otista

“Otista” refers to Jalan Otto Iskandardinata, a major historic street in the heart of Bandung, Indonesia. It is named after Otto Iskandardinata, a national hero and Indonesian independence figure from West Java. The street is a bustling commercial and transportation artery, historically significant as a central axis of the city since the colonial era and a site for political movements.

KS Tubun

“KS Tubun” refers to Kompleks Makam Pahlawan K.S. Tubun (K.S. Tubun Heroes Cemetery Complex) in Jakarta, Indonesia. It is named after Karel Satsuit Tubun, a police officer and national hero killed during the 1965 coup attempt. The site serves as a burial ground for military and police personnel, commemorating their service to the nation.

Poris Plawad Terminal

Poris Plawad Terminal is a major bus terminal located in Tangerang, Indonesia, serving as a key transportation hub for the Greater Jakarta area. It was developed to alleviate congestion from Jakarta’s central terminals and has grown into a modern facility handling numerous intercity and local bus routes since its operations began in the early 2000s.

Tangcity Mall

Tangcity Mall is a large modern shopping center located in Tangshan, Hebei Province, China. It was developed as part of the city’s reconstruction and revitalization following the devastating 1976 Tangshan earthquake, symbolizing the area’s economic recovery and growth. Today, it serves as a major retail and leisure hub for the community.

CBD Ciledug

“CBD Ciledug” is a modern commercial and residential district located in Tangerang, Indonesia, designed as a planned urban center. Its history is relatively recent, having been developed in the late 20th and early 21st centuries to provide a centralized hub of business, shopping, and housing for the growing metropolitan area of Greater Jakarta. It represents a shift towards contemporary, integrated urban planning in the region.