129 Motorcycle Parked Illegally in Daan Mogot Controlled
Reported by Budhi Firmansyah Surapati | Translated by Rizky Mawardi
A joint team of 35 officers from the transportation, police, and army conducted enforcement operations at two parking-prone areas in the Daan Mogot Baru area of Kalideres, West Jakarta. Officers seized 129 vehicles caught illegally parking on the roadside and sidewalk.
We will continue to monitor illegal parking
West Jakarta Transportation Sub-agency's Lintas Jaya Team Supervisor, Dedi Sumanto, explained that the controlling was a follow-up to routine officer monitoring activities. Furthermore, numerous residents reported the rampant parking of motorcycles on the road in the Daan Mogot Baru area.
107 Motorcycles Parked Illegally in the Glodok Area Controlled"We investigated two locations prone to illegal parking. We took action against 129 motorcycles," he said, Saturday (11/7).
The two locations are in front of Hermina Hospital on Jalan Kintamani Raya, and the area around Daan Mogot Mall, Kalideres, Jalan Tampak Siring, Tanah Lot, and Gilimanuk Street in Kalideres Urban Village, Kalideres District, West Jakarta.
Dedi stated that officers imposed a tire valve removal operation (OCP) on 121 vehicles caught parking illegally. The other eight were netted and confiscated by officers for further processing in accordance with applicable regulations.
Dedi emphasized that this action is also an effort to provide a deterrent effect and educate the public against illegal parking. Furthermore, parking on the roadside also has social consequences, disrupting traffic in the surrounding area.
For the public planning to visit Hermina Hospital and Daan Mogot Baru Mall are advised to park their vehicles in the designated parking areas. Dedi noted that parking in authorized locations is not only a matter of complying with regulations, but also relatively safe from accidents like theft and damage.
"We will continue to monitor illegal parking, not only here but also at other locations designated as illegal parking hotspots throughout West Jakarta," he stated.