7 Most Targeted Violations in Operation Patuh 2025, Check the Fines

KatadataOTO – Operasi Patuh 2025 has started on Monday (14/07). This time, the activity is being carried out simultaneously throughout Indonesia.

The police are also asking motorists to comply with all applicable traffic regulations.

Such as carrying a Driver's License (SIM) and Vehicle Registration Certificate (STNK) before leaving home.

“Before driving, make sure your vehicle documents are complete,” said Police Commissioner Aries Syahbudin, Head of Operations of the National Police's Korlantas, in an official statement.

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Furthermore, Aries also hopes that the public will pay attention to having all necessary driving equipment and documents on the road.

Starting from using license plates as designated. So they can avoid strict action from the police.

“If everything is complete, then you don't need to worry about inspections during Operasi Patuh 2025,” he continued.

For your information, Operasi Patuh 2025 is being held to create conditions of security, safety, and order in traffic (Kamseltibcarlantas).

Therefore, the National Police Traffic Corps (Korlantas) and its ranks will be targeting a number of violations in this activity.

“Such as driving against the flow of traffic, not wearing a helmet, and using a handphone while driving,” Aries affirmed.

Motorists are also asked to continuously improve safety while on the road. Such as by not violating traffic regulations.

Considering that in Operasi Patuh 2025, police officers will prioritize three aspects. Such as preemptive (education), preventive (prevention), and repressive (psychological pressure).

"We will also carry out law enforcement activities against violations that have the potential to cause traffic accidents," Aries concluded.

It should be noted that Operasi Patuh 2025 will take place for the next several days, from July 14 to 27, 2025.

7 Violations Targeted During Operasi Patuh 2025

1. Drivers using mobile phones or smartphones while driving cars or motorcycles
2. Underage drivers
3. Riders not using Indonesian National Standard (SNI) helmets
4. Drivers not using a safety belt or seatbelt
5. Drivers who violate traffic signs or Traffic Signal Lights (APILL)
6. Driving Against the Flow of Traffic
7. Two-wheeled and four-wheeled vehicles exceeding the speed limit