Lebaran 2026 Homecoming Traffic on Trans-Sumatra Toll Road Reaches 159,057 Vehicles

Traffic development on the Trans-Sumatra Toll Road (JTTS) continues to rise as the Lebaran 2026 homecoming flow progresses. So far, vehicle traffic remains high on several main sections, particularly on corridors connecting cities and access to urban areas.

“This condition indicates the growing mobility of the public as the Lebaran 2026 homecoming flow continues in various regions,” said Acting EVP Corporate Secretary of PT Hutama Karya (Persero), Hamdani, on Friday (20/3).

He explained that cumulatively, the total daily traffic on the operational toll road sections reached 159,057 vehicles, an increase of 74.51% compared to normal traffic.

“Monitoring is carried out continuously as part of Hutama Karya’s commitment to ensure that toll road services remain safe, smooth, and comfortable for all road users,” he stated.

Meanwhile, for toll road sections operated functionally during the Lebaran 2026 homecoming period on 19 March 2026, the records are as follows:

Hutama Karya urges all road users to plan their journeys well, especially for those starting their homecoming trips early. Road users are expected to obey traffic signs and speed limits, maintain safe distances, ensure vehicle and driver conditions are optimal, and rest at the nearest rest area if feeling tired or drowsy,” he explained.

He revealed that Hutama Karya is committed to maintaining the smoothness and safety of traffic on the Trans-Sumatra Toll Road through the readiness of personnel, supporting facilities, and coordination with relevant parties as a manifestation of #ServingWholeheartedly.

“The public can also monitor the latest information on traffic conditions and toll road services through the official @hutamakaryatollroad account and the HK Toll Apps application, which provides operational information and real-time traffic updates,” he concluded.