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Illegal Parking, 30 Vehicles in Pasar Minggu Terminal Flattened

At least 30 motorcycles were flattened from illegal parking raid in Pasar Minggu Terminal, South Jakarta, Wednesday (1/18). At that time, the officer also ticketed seven public transports.

We've given warning repeatedly not to park at terminal gateway, yet they (motorcyclist) still ignore it. Which is why we control them

The raid that involved 20 officers was led by Head of Pasar Minggu Terminal, Frendy Manalu. It was targeted at terminal gateway. The officer managed to control motorcycles due to illegal parking.

It was conducted, because illegal parking at terminal gateway has disturbed public order. As a matter of fact, there has been a parking lot that can accommodate 500 motorcycles. 

Illegal Parking Rampant on Jalan Jelambar Aladin

"We've given warning repeatedly not to park at terminal gateway, yet they (motorcyclist) still ignore it. Which is why we control them. Whereas, legal parking lot has been provided there," he told.

Generally, most of vehicle owners that controlled are from peddlers inside terminal and market, as well as visitors.

Besides that, those seven vehicles that ticketed are consisting of two public minivans 61 (Pasar Minggu - Limo), three buses KWK S-11 (Pasar Minggu - Lebak Bulus), as well as two Metro Minibuses S-75 (Pasar Minggu - Blok M).

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