Toll Discount for Eid 2026 Holiday Travel Reaches 46 Per Cent, Still in Effect Today
Travellers using the Trans Java Toll Road during Eid 2026 can enjoy reduced toll tariffs. On certain segments, the total discount received by road users can be even more substantial.
Vice President Corporate Secretary & Legal of PT Jasamarga Transjawa Tol, Ria Marlinda Paallo, explained that the discount programme is provided during the holiday departure and return periods to help reduce traffic congestion.
“A 30 per cent toll tariff reduction has been applied since the evening of 15 March 2026 at 00.00 WIB until 16 March 2026 at 24.00 WIB,” said Ria in a statement on Sunday (15/3/2026).
She reminded that the toll discount applies to all vehicle categories making continuous journeys using electronic money with sufficient balance.
“The toll tariff reduction is given to road users making journeys from the Jakarta direction through Cikampek North Toll Gate on the Jakarta–Cikampek toll road towards Semarang and exiting at Kalikangkung Toll Gate on the Batang–Semarang toll road,” Ria said.
Meanwhile, during the return period, the toll tariff reduction will be applied again for road users making journeys from the Semarang direction through Kalikangkung Toll Gate towards Jakarta and exiting at Cikampek North Toll Gate.
In addition to the 30 per cent tariff reduction, road users can also obtain additional discounts on certain segments. This applies particularly on the Batang–Semarang stretch managed by PT Jasamarga Semarang Batang (JSB).
“Specifically on the Batang–Semarang stretch managed by PT Jasamarga Semarang Batang (JSB), road users making continuous journeys also receive an additional tariff reduction so that the total toll tariff discount received can reach approximately 46 per cent,” Ria said.
“This is intended to ensure that the discount benefits are felt by road users on the main Trans Java corridor, particularly on the route that serves as one of the main arteries for public mobility during the Eid period,” Ria said.
According to her, the discount tariff policy aims not only to reduce travel costs for the public but also forms part of the traffic management strategy during the Eid season.
“Through this tariff reduction policy, we hope the public can plan their journeys more effectively and utilise travel time outside the peak departure and return periods so that traffic distribution can be more evenly distributed,” Ria said.