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== Toll Roads in Indonesia == | == Toll Roads in Indonesia == | ||
| − | Explore Indonesia's expanding toll road network, offering efficient travel | + | Explore Indonesia's expanding toll road network, offering efficient travel across the archipelago. From the Trans-Java Toll Road stretching the length of Java to the Bali Mandara Toll Road connecting Ngurah Rai International Airport to Nusa Dua, enjoy seamless journeys. Key routes include the Sumatera Toll Road, Jakarta-Cikampek Toll Road, and Jagorawi Toll Road.</br> |
| − | For rates and trip planning, | + | For rates and trip planning, visit the Indonesia Toll Calculator to calculate tolls and fuel costs across the country. |
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* <b>Toll Road Regulatory Agency (BPJT):</b> This government agency under the Ministry of Public Works and People's Housing acts as the regulator for the entire toll road sector. They oversee toll road construction, operation, and maintenance, ensuring adherence to regulations and standards. | * <b>Toll Road Regulatory Agency (BPJT):</b> This government agency under the Ministry of Public Works and People's Housing acts as the regulator for the entire toll road sector. They oversee toll road construction, operation, and maintenance, ensuring adherence to regulations and standards. | ||
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Cash payments for tolls in Indonesia have been discontinued since October 2017. Currently, all Indonesian toll roads operate on a cashless system. Here are your options for paying tolls: | Cash payments for tolls in Indonesia have been discontinued since October 2017. Currently, all Indonesian toll roads operate on a cashless system. Here are your options for paying tolls: | ||
| − | * | + | * E-Toll Card: This is a prepaid contactless smart card issued by various banks and toll operators. You can top up the card balance at designated locations like minimarts, banks, and ATMs before using it at toll booths. |
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Toll Roads in Indonesia
Explore Indonesia's expanding toll road network, offering efficient travel across the archipelago. From the Trans-Java Toll Road stretching the length of Java to the Bali Mandara Toll Road connecting Ngurah Rai International Airport to Nusa Dua, enjoy seamless journeys. Key routes include the Sumatera Toll Road, Jakarta-Cikampek Toll Road, and Jagorawi Toll Road.
For rates and trip planning, visit the Indonesia Toll Calculator to calculate tolls and fuel costs across the country.
Indonesia toll road concessionaires
State-owned company Jasa Marga and several private entities are responsible for operating toll roads. All operators are under the auspices of the Toll Road Regulatory Agency (Badan Pengatur Jalan Tol, BPJT) of the Ministry of Public Works and People's Housing.
- Jasa Marga: The dominant player, a state-owned company responsible for constructing, operating, and maintaining a significant portion of Indonesian toll roads.
- Private Companies: Several private companies hold concessions to build and operate specific toll roads.
- Toll Road Regulatory Agency (BPJT): This government agency under the Ministry of Public Works and People's Housing acts as the regulator for the entire toll road sector. They oversee toll road construction, operation, and maintenance, ensuring adherence to regulations and standards.
How to pay tolls in Indonesia?
Cash payments for tolls in Indonesia have been discontinued since October 2017. Currently, all Indonesian toll roads operate on a cashless system. Here are your options for paying tolls:
- E-Toll Card: This is a prepaid contactless smart card issued by various banks and toll operators. You can top up the card balance at designated locations like minimarts, banks, and ATMs before using it at toll booths.
Indonesia toll road price
| Toll Road(Stretch) | Toll Price |
|---|---|
| Jakarta - Surabaya | Rp 600,000 |
| Bandung - Lombok (Mataram)Semarang | Rp 150,000-Rp 200,000 |
| Lampung - Palembang (South Sumatra) | Rp 410,000 |
| Jakarta - Bandung | Rp 63,000-Rp 68,500 |
| Bali - Mandara | Rp 13,000 |
