Lebaran 2026 Return Traffic via MBZ Already Smooth Without Surges

PT Jasamarga Jalanlayang Cikampek states that vehicle traffic during the Lebaran return period on Sunday (29/3) through the Mohammed Bin Zayed (MBZ) Elevated Road was safe and already smooth without experiencing any surges. “On Sunday (29/3), there was a decrease in vehicle volume passing through the MBZ section in both directions,” said GM of Operations and Maintenance at PT Jasamarga Jalanlayang Cikampek, Desti Anggraeni, in Bekasi, West Java, on Monday. She stated that based on traffic data, the vehicle volume from Cikampek towards Jakarta through the MBZ Elevated Road was recorded at 30,880 vehicles, down 7.25 percent compared to normal traffic of 33,293 vehicles. Compared to vehicle mobility the previous day, the volume heading to Jakarta decreased from 35,120 vehicles to 30,880 vehicles, or a drop of 12.07 percent. Meanwhile, in the opposite direction, leaving Jakarta, the vehicle volume was recorded at 16,312 vehicles, down 29.81 percent compared to normal traffic of 23,241 vehicles. Compared to Saturday (28/3), the vehicle volume leaving Jakarta also decreased from 20,036 to 16,312 vehicles, or a drop of 18.58 percent, indicating that outbound movement from Jakarta is increasingly reducing. “The comparison of vehicle volumes in both directions shows that traffic conditions on the MBZ Elevated Road section are starting to experience a gradual decrease after the return period,” she said. The company continues to urge road users passing through the MBZ Elevated Road to always prioritise safety by ensuring the driver’s and vehicle’s condition is optimal, as well as maintaining sufficient battery power or fuel. To anticipate potential weather changes, especially during rain conditions that can affect visibility and road surface conditions, so that the journey can proceed safely and comfortably until reaching the destination. Road users can also access the latest information or request toll road traffic services through the Jasa Marga Group’s 24-hour call centre at number 133, Twitter @PTJASAMARGA, and the Travoy 4.5 application for iOS and Android users.