From Today, Cipeundeuy Cipali Temporary Toll Gate No Longer Free! Here Are the Rates
Road users on the Cikopo-Palimanan (Cipali) motorway must now prepare higher electronic money balances. The Cipeundeuy Temporary Toll Gate at KM 87+950, Route A towards Cirebon, has begun implementing tariffs as of Sunday, 30 August 2026.
This temporary toll gate had previously been free to use since it began operations on 21 August 2026.
Ardam Rafif Trisilo, Head of Sustainability Management & Corporate Communications at Astra Tol Cipali, stated that the implementation of tariffs began at 06:00 WIB.
“The tariffs at the Cipeundeuy Temporary Toll Gate are effective from today (30 August 2026) at 06:00 WIB,” said Ardam Rafif Trisilo in a statement in Subang Regency, West Java, on Sunday, 30 August 2026.
The Cipeundeuy Temporary Toll Gate was opened to support the smooth distribution of logistics towards the Patimban Port area in Subang Regency.
The implementation of these tariffs refers to the Decree of the Minister of Public Works Number 7429/KPTS/Mn/2026 regarding the Determination of Motor Vehicle Classes and Toll Rate Amounts.
The Cipeundeuy Temporary Toll Gate utilises a closed transaction system. The amount charged to road users varies based on the origin and destination of the journey, as well as the vehicle class.
For travel from the Cikampek/Cikampek Utama Toll Gate to the Cipeundeuy Temporary Toll Gate, the applicable rates are:
Class I: Rp18,000
Class II and III: Rp29,500
Class IV and V: Rp37,000
Meanwhile, road users travelling from the Cipeundeuy Temporary Toll Gate to the Kalijati Toll Gate will be charged:
Class I: Rp12,500
Class II and III: Rp21,000
Class IV and V: Rp26,000
With the commencement of these tariffs, the Cipali Toll manager reminds road users to ensure that their electronic money balances are sufficient before entering the motorway section.
Road users are also requested to ensure their vehicles are in prime condition, to obey traffic signs, and to follow the directions of officers on the ground.
Safety during the journey remains the primary concern that motorists must prioritise.