Toll Road Traffic in Jabodetabek-West Java Increases Ahead of Eid al-Fitr 2026

Traffic volume on toll roads in the Jabodetabek and West Java regions has increased ahead of Eid al-Fitr 1447 H. The cumulative rise was recorded from H-10 to H-1 before Eid, or the period of 11–20 March 2026.

Senior General Manager of Jasamarga Metropolitan Tollroad Regional Division, Widiyatmiko Nursejati, stated that the total number of vehicles leaving Jabodetabek through several main toll gates reached 1,468,902 vehicles.

“That figure is up 2.71% from the same period in 2025, which recorded 1,430,119 vehicles,” he said, quoted from a press release received on Saturday (21/3).

The breakdown includes traffic at Cengkareng Toll Gate towards Soekarno-Hatta Airport, recording 685,453 vehicles, or a 3.25% increase compared to last year. Meanwhile, vehicle volume through Cikupa Toll Gate towards Merak reached 437,783 vehicles, up 1.93%.

Traffic heading to the Puncak area via Ciawi 1 Toll Gate recorded 354,666 vehicles, marking the highest increase of 5.62% compared to the same period the previous year.

In the West Java region, increases were also seen in vehicle flow towards Bandung and surrounding areas. The total vehicles passing through reached 686,617, up 1.46% from the same period last year.

For Cileunyi Toll Gate, vehicle volume towards Rancaekek, Garut, and surroundings reached 370,346 vehicles, an increase of 5.36%. Meanwhile, vehicle volume to Bandung City via Pasteur Toll Gate recorded 316,271 vehicles, down 2.75% from the previous year.

Widiyatmiko noted that the increase in traffic volume is expected to continue on the first and second days of Eid al-Fitr, in line with high public mobility for family visits and tourism.

Jasa Marga has also prepared several supporting facilities for user comfort, including rest areas at various strategic points. On the Jagorawi Toll road towards Puncak, rest areas are available at KM 10, KM 35, and KM 45, as well as in the opposite direction at KM 38 and KM 21. Meanwhile, on the route to Bandung, rest areas are available at KM 72, KM 88, and KM 147, and towards Jakarta at KM 149, KM 125, KM 97, KM 88, and KM 72.

Road users are advised to prepare their journeys well, ensure vehicle and driver conditions are optimal, and pay attention to sufficient fuel and electronic money balance.

In addition, users are asked to use the same electronic money card for transactions on closed-system toll roads to avoid issues when exiting the toll gate.

Jasa Marga also reminds the public to continue monitoring the latest traffic information through official channels to ensure smooth and safe homecoming journeys.

Violations against truck operational restrictions are exacerbating congestion.