# Indonesia zero‑ODOL road safety drive > Live situation record from CLSTR: https://clstr.news/situations/indonesia-zeroodol-road-safety-drive > Updated: 2026-08-10T05:26:29.000Z. Sources: 13. Developments: 5. In early July 2026, PT Jasa Marga Transjawa Tol conducted a two-day education campaign on the Jakarta-Cikampek toll to brief over-dimension, over-load (ODOL) truck drivers on safety and legal limits. This supported the government’s goal to eliminate ODOL trucks from all tolls by the end of 2026. Data from 8 July showed approximately 35,498 ODOL trucks traveling daily on the Trans-Sumatra toll and 3,342 per day on Jasa Marga-managed roads, representing 17.6% of non-class-1 traffic. Officials noted these vehicles increase maintenance costs, congestion, emissions, and fatality risks. Following this, Indonesia expanded its Electronic Traffic Law Enforcement (ETLE) system to cargo vehicles. A pilot at three weigh-in-motion sites recorded 140,309 violations between 27 January and 30 June 2026, primarily involving excess loads and documentation issues. On 24 July, a fatal crash in Cirebon involving a mineral-water truck led to a driver being named a suspect. In Bengkulu Tengah, regional officials also called for stricter enforcement on palm-oil trucks due to road damage concerns. Following coordination meetings between traffic police and Jasa Marga on 3 August, Minister of Transportation Dudy Purwagandhi launched the Electronic Traffic Law Enforcement (ETLE) Hub on 10 August. The ETLE Hub integrates with Weight-in-Motion (WIM) technology to record vehicle dimensions, loads, and violations to provide transparent documentation for government evaluation. Minister Purwagandhi emphasized that addressing ODOL issues requires a comprehensive approach involving ministries, local governments, toll operators, and logistics companies, noting that responsibility extends beyond drivers to the entire freight ecosystem to reach the "zero ODOL" target by 2027. ## Timeline ### 2026-08-10: Indonesia launches ETLE Hub to tackle overloaded vehicles Indonesia's Ministry of Transportation launched the ETLE Hub, a tech-based enforcement system to target over-dimension and over-loading (ODOL) vehicles, aiming for zero ODOL status by 2027. 6 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/indonesia-launches-etle-hub-to-tackle-overloaded-vehicles ### 2026-08-03: Indonesia Traffic Police and Jasa Marga Coordinate Holiday Traffic and Overload Policy Indonesia’s traffic police chief and Jasa Marga director met to plan holiday traffic management, introduce a Zero ODOL policy, and discuss new toll‑road projects to ease congestion during the Christmas‑New Year 2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/indonesia-traffic-police-and-jasa-marga-coordinate-holiday-traffic-and-overload-policy ### 2026-07-24: Indonesia Cracks Down on Truck Overloads After Fatal Accident Highlights Road Safety Risks Indonesia is tightening enforcement on overloaded trucks after a fatal crash in Cirebon and warnings from Bengkulu officials about road damage and safety risks. 3 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/indonesia-cracks-down-on-truck-overloads-after-fatal-accident-highlights-road-safety-risks ### 2026-07-15: Indonesia Expands Electronic Traffic Law Enforcement (ETLE) to Cargo Transport and Road Safety Indonesia broadens its ETLE system to curb cargo over‑loading, detecting 140,309 violations in a pilot and aiming for zero ODOL by 2027 while continuing road‑safety enforcement. 2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/indonesia-expands-electronic-traffic-law-enforcement-etle-to-cargo-transport-and-road-safety ### 2026-07-08: Indonesia targets zero over-dimension trucks on tolls by 2026 Indonesia aims to eliminate over‑dimension trucks on tolls by 2026 after education drives and data showing thousands of ODOL trucks damage roads and raise safety risks. 2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/indonesia-targets-zero-over-dimension-trucks-on-tolls-by-2026 --- Cite as: Indonesia zero‑ODOL road safety drive. CLSTR, https://clstr.news/situations/indonesia-zeroodol-road-safety-drive