Video: Overdimension Overloading Trucks Banned from Operating by 2027, Logistics Businesses React

The government plans to implement a policy banning the operation of overdimension and overloading (ODOL) trucks by 2027, aimed at ensuring safety, fairness, and security within the logistics industry.

Ety Puspitasari Tjiptojo, Director of Logistics & Distribution at CKB Logistics, stated that the logistics industry supports the ODOL ban to maintain road user safety and preserve the sustainability of road infrastructure.

As a logistics company, PT Ciptra Krida Bahari (CKB Group) continues to encourage the use of appropriate logistics vehicles with optimised loads to maximise utilisation. CKB also implements strategies involving the replacement and combination of truck and rail usage, while ensuring that road assessments meet the safety standards of highways and bridges.

Furthermore, CKB is strengthening cooperation with relevant stakeholders in the goods transportation process to ensure compliance with ODOL regulations. Details regarding how logistics entrepreneurs are driving transport mode efficiency in relation to the ODOL issue can be found in the dialogue between Shafinaz Nachiar and Ety Puspitasari Tjiptojo on Focus on Infra, CNBC Indonesia.