557,000 Vehicles Pass Through Nusantara Regional Toll Roads Up to H-1 Lebaran

Jasa Marga, through its Jasamarga Nusantara Tollroad Regional Division (JNT/Regional Nusantara), recorded an increase in traffic volume on four Nusantara Regional toll road sections from H-10 to H-1 of Eid al-Fitr 1447 Hijriah, or from 11-20 March 2026.

Overall, the total traffic volume on those four toll road sections amounted to 557,472 vehicles.

There were 166,630 vehicles passing through the Medan-Kualanamu-Tebing Tinggi toll road. This figure represents a 10.58 percent increase compared to the normal total traffic volume of 150,692 vehicles.

Based on the data, 53,732 vehicles were recorded entering from the Kualanamu toll gate from the direction of Kualanamu International Airport.

This number is 14.27 percent higher than the normal total traffic volume passing through the Kualanamu gate, which is 47,023 vehicles.

Meanwhile, 57,004 vehicles were recorded heading to Kualanamu International Airport via the Kualanamu toll gate, an increase of 12.77 percent compared to the normal total traffic volume of 50,551 vehicles.

A traffic volume of 70,931 vehicles was recorded, or a 6.93% increase compared to the normal traffic volume of 66,333 vehicles.

A total traffic volume of 204,311 vehicles was recorded, or a 54.53 percent increase from the normal total traffic volume of 132,217 vehicles.

A total of 99,322 vehicles heading to Yogyakarta were recorded via the Prambanan toll gate. This figure increased by 46.91 percent compared to normal, which is 67,607 vehicles.

The President Director of PT Jasa Marga (Persero) Tbk, Rivan A. Purwantono, stated that Jasa Marga continues to optimise the use of information technology and communication channels to ensure road users receive accurate and real-time traffic information as well as ease of access to services during their journeys.

Before entering the toll road, ensure that the vehicle and driver are in prime condition, ensure sufficient fuel and e-money balance, and comply with signs and instructions from on-site officers.