Jakarta Transport Agency: Rp60,000 Parking Tariff Still a Proposal, Not Yet Decided

The Jakarta Provincial Government, through the Jakarta Transportation Agency (Dishub), has emphasised that no parking tariff increase is currently in effect in the capital.

Head of the Jakarta Transportation Agency, Budi Awaluddin, said the public need not worry about figures circulating, including the issue of a Rp60,000 per hour parking tariff.

The proposed tariff was the result of studies conducted in 2019 and 2022, which have not been finalised.

“We emphasise that there is currently no increase in parking tariffs. The figures circulating are still proposals under review and have not become a decision. The public need not worry because the tariffs currently in effect remain the same as before,” Budi said on Wednesday, 26 August 2026.

He explained that tariff setting is the authority of the Governor of Jakarta through a deliberation mechanism with the Jakarta Regional People’s Representative Council (DPRD) in accordance with applicable regulations.

If parking tariffs were to change, the process must go through studies and discussions with stakeholders, including considering input from the Jakarta City Transport Council (DTKJ), before being determined by the Governor.

As such, the parking tariffs currently in effect remain the same as before, as stipulated in Governor Regulation Number 31 of 2017 on Parking Service Tariffs and Regional Regulation Number 1 of 2024 on Regional Taxes and Regional Levies. The parking tariffs still in effect to date are Rp2,000 for motorcycles, Rp5,000 for cars, and Rp7,000 for buses and lorries per hour.

On the other hand, Budi said his agency is currently focused on improving parking governance and management through the expansion of payment digitalisation, upgrading parking equipment, strengthening supervision, and cracking down on illegal parking.

Cashless parking payments have been implemented on 31 road sections and will continue to be expanded gradually.

“Our focus is to build a parking system that is more orderly, transparent, and accountable. We continue to expand digitalisation, strengthen supervision, and will take firm action against illegal parking,” Budi explained.

He also urged the public to use official parking locations and utilise the digital payment systems already available so that public mobility can proceed comfortably and safely, and road functions can return to order.