Eid Exodus Traffic 2026 Eases, This is the Number of Vehicles According to Jasa Marga

JAKARTA – PT Jasamarga Transjawa Tol (JTT) has recorded that public mobility during the Eid al-Fitr 1447 H/2026 exodus period has reached its peak and is now gradually easing.

From H-10 to H-2, or 11–19 March 2026, a total of 621,366 vehicles passed through the Cikampek Utama Toll Gate heading east. This figure represents a 145.52 per cent increase compared to normal traffic of 253,080 vehicles.

“The peak of the 2026 Eid al-Fitr exodus has been passed smoothly. Various integrated traffic engineering measures have been implemented, starting from contraflow on the Jakarta–Cikampek Toll Road section, the application of a national one-way system from KM 70 at Cikampek Utama Toll Gate to KM 414 at Kalikangkung Toll Gate, as well as a local one-way in the Semarang to Salatiga area. These steps have been effective in maintaining smooth vehicle flow towards Trans Java during the peak exodus period,” said Ria in an official statement.

Ria added that JTT is now preparing for the return flow by preparing several traffic engineering scenarios and on-site operational support.

“On the other hand, a 23 per cent toll discount for all transactions on the Batang–Semarang section is still in effect from 12 March to 31 March 2026. This policy is expected to help distribute traffic while providing direct benefits to road users,” she said.

Meanwhile, vehicle flow from the eastern Trans Java region towards Jakarta through Cikampek Utama Toll Gate has experienced a decline. During the same period, the vehicle volume reached 172,090 units, down 30.30 per cent from normal traffic of 246,886 vehicles.

Increases in vehicle volume also occurred on several toll road sections managed by JTT Group in Central Java and East Java.

For Central Java, the volume of vehicles heading to Semarang through Kalikangkung Toll Gate was recorded at 335,229 vehicles, up 134.80 per cent from normal conditions of 142,774 vehicles.

Meanwhile, vehicles leaving Semarang were recorded at 105,780 units, down 21.40 per cent from the normal 134,575 vehicles.

At Banyumanik Toll Gate, vehicle flow towards Solo reached 366,374 vehicles, up 84.21 per cent from the normal 198,887 vehicles. Vehicles heading to Jakarta were recorded at 141,739 units, down 11.86 per cent from normal conditions of 160,815 vehicles.

For East Java, at Warugunung Toll Gate, 211,162 vehicles were recorded heading to Surabaya, up 18.68 per cent from the normal 177,924 vehicles. Meanwhile, the direction to Jakarta reached 221,659 vehicles, up 32.14 per cent from the normal 167,743 vehicles.

At Kejapanan Utama Toll Gate, 222,346 vehicles headed to Malang, up 9.37 per cent from the normal 203,301 vehicles. Vehicles heading to Surabaya were recorded at 219,443 units, up 0.95 per cent from the normal 217,378 vehicles.

Meanwhile, at Singosari Toll Gate, vehicles heading to Malang were recorded at 120,682 units, up 3.86 per cent from the normal 116,196 vehicles. For the direction to Surabaya, the vehicle volume reached 113,179 units, up 3.64 per cent from the normal 109,207 vehicles.