Bandung – Chief Inspector General of the National Police Traffic Corps, Agus Suryonugroho, has confirmed that the revival of electronic traffic law enforcement (e-TLE) has gone well at the West Java (Jabar) Regional Police. Inspector General Agus appreciated the performance of the West Java Regional Police because the number of e-TLE applications has increased significantly. “I, Kakorlantas Polri, with a team of Korlantas Polri, assure that the revival of electronic traffic law enforcement is already underway at the West Java Regional Police, first applause,” Inspector General Agus said at the Bandung Police Headquarters, Wednesday (10/22/2025). Scroll TO CONTINUE CONTENT Inspector General Agus said that the revival of e-TLE was under the leadership of the National Police Chief, General Listyo Sigit Prabowo. This revival is to improve public services on highways and at Samsat and Satpas. “Of course, this is the basis of the policy of the National Police Chief, who on Bhayangkara Traffic Day launched Digital Traffic Corps, so I, as Chief of Traffic Police, specifically explained it in relation to public services, whether it is law enforcement, public services at Samsat, at Satpas, including in traffic accidents, so that we ensure that we can give a leap in digital society,” he said. Only then, Inspector General Agus appreciated the performance of the West Java Regional Police Traffic Directorate in the implementation of e-TLE. He said e-TLE’s performance has increased significantly. “I express my appreciation and gratitude to the Java Regional Police that the performance of e-TLE will increase in 2025, there will be an increase, that in 2025 there will be 373,117, so there will be an increase of 353 percent, which is quite extraordinary,” he said. Not only that, the increase in the number of confirmed e-TLEs has also increased. Likewise, there has been an increase in offenders admitting their mistakes and then paying up. “Secondly, it was validated, so the number was captured, there was an increase of 166,764, an increase of 553 percent. Likewise, it was confirmed, there was an increase of almost 832 percent. And what’s encouraging is that it paid off when it was caught, validated, sent, somebody who was suspected of violating it and paid up to BRI. 110,560 violators who pay So has an increase of 826 percent. Applause for the West Java Regional Police,” he said. Kakorlantas asked the West Java Regional Police not to be complacent. He requested that e-TLE performance continue to be improved, including the addition of devices. “However, I see, Mr. Traffic Director, Mr. Police Chief, that the number of e-TLE devices in the West Java Regional Police is not yet optimal. So there are only 58 devices and 13 units will be added later, so only 71, and this will be needed later, Mr. Traffic Director, and I will also add later so that all police stations in the West Java-T can be integrated,” he added. (day/day)
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