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Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – Vehicle owners in DKI Jakarta must take an exhaust emissions test. If not, be prepared to pay for parking at an exorbitant price, also known as the highest fee and also a maximum fine of 500 thousand IDR.
The announcement was made by DKI Jakarta province’s official Public Relations account @dkijakarta. The provincial government said that the emissions test must be carried out for motorcycles and cars that are more than three years old.
“The provincial government of DKI Jakarta continues to strive to reduce the level of air pollution in the capital city. However, it needs the involvement of the entire community to jointly protect Jakarta. For those of you who own vehicles, both motorcycles and motorcycles cars, which are three years old, are required to perform exhaust emissions tests, “he wrote. account @dkijakarta, quoted on Saturday (1/2/2021).
The account also includes a schedule of free broadcast tests in Jakarta during the month of January. For example, on January 6 at Jalan Pemuda, East Jakarta, the following week in front of the CNI West Jakarta building.
Meanwhile, at Pluit Reservoir, North Jakarta, an exhaust emissions test will be conducted on January 18, 2020 and January 21 at Jalan Medan Merdeka Selatan, Central Jakarta. DKI Jakarta Provincial Government Public Relations added that the emissions test could be carried out at other registered locations.
“Such as Emission Test Shops, Emission Test Kiosks and Emission Test Service Vehicles, and Emission Test Service Vehicles. A list of emission test locations can be viewed in the e-Emission Test app, yes!” added the DKI Public Relations of the Provincial Government of Jakarta.
The post also reminded those who either failed or failed the exhaust emissions test to be prepared to be rewarded. According to Governor Regulation No. 66 of 2020 on Motor Vehicle Exhaust Emissions Testing, they must be prepared to pay the highest fees and be fined.
In addition, it is also indicated that the application of the law on the roads of the Police and the Department of Transportation refers to the norms of Law Number 22 of 2009 on Traffic and Road Transportation articles 285 and 286. Those who violate will be subject to a Maximum fine of 250 thousand IDR for motorcycles and cars, a maximum of 500 thousand IDR.
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