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        "id": 1608791,
        "msgid": "46-accident-prone-locations-identified-on-central-java-yogyakarta-homecoming-routes-1773327326",
        "date": "2026-03-12 20:44:27",
        "title": "46 Accident-Prone Locations Identified on Central Java-Yogyakarta Homecoming Routes",
        "author": "",
        "source": "TEMPO_ID_BISNIS",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Infrastructure",
        "summary": "The Head of Road Preservation at Indonesia's Central Java-Yogyakarta National Road Authority has identified 46 accident and congestion-prone locations on national highways in the region, with an additional 23 disaster-risk zones in Central Java including 14 flood-prone and 9 landslide-prone sites. Despite these challenges, authorities report that 94.20 per cent of the 1,888.69-kilometre road network is ready for the Lebaran holiday exodus, with 18 emergency posts established along major routes to assist fatigued drivers.",
        "content": "<p>The Head of Road Preservation at the Central Java-Yogyakarta National\nRoad Authority, Fajar Triawan, announced that 46 accident and\ncongestion-prone locations have been identified on national highways in\nCentral Java and Yogyakarta. Additionally, 23 disaster-risk zones exist\nin Central Java, comprising 14 flood-prone areas and 9 landslide-prone\nareas.<\/p>\n<p>\u201cThese include 14 flood-prone locations and 9 landslide-prone\nlocations,\u201d he stated during a visit to the Klonengan Integrated Post in\nMargasari, Tegal Regency, on Thursday, 12 March 2026.<\/p>\n<p>Nevertheless, Triawan assured that the Central Java to Yogyakarta\nroute corridor is 94.20 per cent ready for holiday travellers. The total\nroad length in this region spans 1,888.69 kilometres, comprising 296\nroad sections.<\/p>\n<p>In Central Java, national roads totalling 1,581.45 kilometres are\nconfirmed to be 93.47 per cent ready for holiday traffic. In Yogyakarta,\nroads spanning 307.24 kilometres are reported to be 97.96 per cent ready\nfor travel.<\/p>\n<p>Several accident-prone locations are scattered across routes from\nBrebes to Semarang along the northern coastal corridor. Traffic\ncongestion is anticipated along the southern route from Brebes towards\nTegal Regency or around the Klonengan Flyover.<\/p>\n<p>To address driver fatigue during the holiday period, the Ministry of\nPublic Works has established several emergency posts. \u201cWe have also\nestablished 18 posts distributed across all national road sections, each\nled by a respective Road Section Commitment Officer,\u201d Triawan\nexplained.<\/p>\n<p>Triawan noted that construction work scheduled for 2026-2027 will be\ntemporarily halted ten days before Lebaran. However, routine road\nmaintenance work, such as pothole repairs, will continue as normal.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/46-accident-prone-locations-identified-on-central-java-yogyakarta-homecoming-routes-1773327326",
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