Details of Toll Rates for Return Traffic After 30 Percent Discount

The government and toll road operators are once again providing incentives for holidaymakers during the 2026 Lebaran return period through a 30 percent discount on 2026 toll rates. This programme is expected to help disperse traffic density while encouraging return travellers to plan their journeys to avoid piling up at the peak return flow. For information, the 2026 Lebaran return flow is predicted to occur in two waves. The first period runs from 24-25 March 2026, while the second is estimated for 28-29 March 2026. With the 2026 Lebaran toll discount, it is hoped that return travellers can avoid congestion after the peak return flow predicted on 24 March. This period coincides with H+5 to H+6 Lebaran. This is expected to break up the vehicle flow density occurring on 24 March 2026. To enjoy the rate cut, return travellers need to note the following conditions: If users exit at a toll gate before the final destination, the discount does not apply and normal rates will be charged. The following are the details of return traffic toll rates after the 30 percent cut: Trans Sumatra Toll Road Section This discount programme is one strategy to distribute vehicle flow so it does not concentrate at one time. With the rate cut, return travellers are expected to consider more flexible travel times, thus suppressing traffic density. The 2026 Lebaran toll discount of up to 30 percent during the 2026 Lebaran return flow provides benefits for return travellers, both in terms of costs and travel comfort.