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    "data": {
        "id": 1732773,
        "msgid": "electronic-vehicle-ownership-book-to-take-effect-in-2027-name-transfer-process-no-longer-manual-1778555666",
        "date": "2026-05-12 06:42:00",
        "title": "Electronic Vehicle Ownership Book to Take Effect in 2027, Name Transfer Process No Longer Manual",
        "author": "Agung Kurniawan",
        "source": "KOMPAS",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Regulation",
        "summary": "Indonesia's Traffic Corps of the National Police is accelerating digital transformation in vehicle registration and identification services, with electronic Vehicle Ownership Books (e-BPKB) set to replace paper versions nationwide from 1 January 2027. This initiative will eliminate manual processes for vehicle name transfers, incorporating digital invoices and physical checks to enhance efficiency, transparency, and speed in public services. The move aims to modernise administrative procedures, reduce errors, and provide more practical services for the public.",
        "content": "<p>JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com \u2013 The Traffic Corps of the Indonesian National\nPolice is continuously accelerating digital transformation in vehicle\nregistration and identification services (Regident). One major change\nbeing prepared is the elimination of manual processes in vehicle name\ntransfer administration following the nationwide implementation of the\nelectronic Vehicle Ownership Book or e-BPKB. This policy is part of the\nmodernisation of public services to make vehicle administration\nprocesses faster, more transparent, and efficient. \u201cSpecifically in the\nRegident sector, related to vehicle registration, especially for new\nvehicles, in recent developments, we are required to shift from manual\nto online or digitalisation,\u201d said Sumardji, in a written statement on\nMonday (11\/5\/2026). Currently, this digital transformation is being\nimplemented through the use of digital invoices and digital physical\nchecks in the new vehicle registration process. This system is expected\nto facilitate the public while speeding up vehicle administration.\n\u201cThus, in the future, all vehicle registration systems will no longer\nuse manual registration; everything will be digitalised,\u201d added Police\nCommissioner Sumardji. Not only that, the National Traffic Corps is also\npreparing the implementation of e-BPKB or electronic Vehicle Ownership\nBook as a replacement for the paper BPKB that has been used by the\npublic so far. \u201cRegarding the use of materials, we are striving not to\nuse paper BPKB materials, but rather e-BPKB. And as of 1 January 2027,\neverything will use e-BPKB,\u201d said Sumardji. This digitalisation of\nRegident services is expected to bring more modern and practical\nservices to the public, while reducing the potential for administrative\nerrors in handling motor vehicle documents.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/electronic-vehicle-ownership-book-to-take-effect-in-2027-name-transfer-process-no-longer-manual-1778555666",
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    },
    "sponsor": "Okusi Associates",
    "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com"
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