Guide to Dealing with Electronic Traffic Tickets: What to Do?

What is An Electronic Ticket (ETLE)?

Electronic Traffic Law Enforcement (ETLE) or electronic ticket, is a traffic violation system that uses surveillance cameras to record violations automatically, without direct interaction with officers.
 

According to data from the Indonesian National Police Traffic Corps during the launch of National ETLE Phase 2, since its initial implementation, the number of violations successfully recorded has increased by 35% compared to the conventional system.
 

With this system, violations such as running a red light, not using a seat belt, or using a cellphone while driving can be immediately recorded and processed without having to be dismissed by the police.
 

If you receive an electronic ticketing notification, the first step to take is to verify the violation.

1. Verification of Electronic Ticket Data

Once you receive an SMS or electronic ticket confirmation letter, don't panic. The first thing that needs to be done is to verify the truth of the data.
 

How to verify electronic tickets:

Make sure that the number plate, vehicle type, time, and location of the incident match your vehicle.

After data verification, the next step is to confirm the violation for continuing the legal process or objection if there is an error.

2. Confirmation of Electronic Ticketing Violations

After you verify the violation data, the next step is to confirm. This confirmation aims to declare whether you acknowledge the violation or submit an objection.

How to Confirm Electronic Ticket:

Tips:
 

• If you do not agree with the violation, you must attend the trial in court according to the location of the violation.
  
  

• If you agree, you can directly continue to the stage of payment of fines.
   

After you confirm, now is the time to complete the obligation by paying an electronic ticket fine.

3. Payment of Electronic Ticket Fines

Paying electronic ticket fines is now more convenient, as it can be done through various online and offline payment channels.

Electronic ticket payment method:

General Steps:
 

1. Enter the payment code (e.g., BRIVA) after confirming the ticket.
   
   

2. Make a payment before the deadline so that there is no additional fine.
   
   

3. After the payment is complete, there are a number of things you need to check to ensure your vehicle administration remains valid and trouble-free in the future.

4. After Paying The Fine, What's Next?

After you complete the fine payment, the final step is to ensure that your violation status has been verified as complete in ETLE Portal.

Things you need to check:

Important:

Keeping proof of payment is a precautionary step if there is a data problem in the future, for example when the vehicle registration or vehicle mutation extension.

Conclusion: Face electronic tickets calmly

Receiving an electronic ticket does not need to make you panic. By following the steps ranging from verification, confirmation, to payment of fines in a timely manner, you can complete obligations without additional stress.

Remember, compliance with traffic regulations is not only aimed at avoiding ticket sanctions, but also to maintain your safety and that of other road users.. Let's become a driver who is more aware of the law, is responsible, and contributes to safer traffic.

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Although traffic violations cannot be claimed through insurance, it is important to maintain your driving track record. A clean violation history can help keep insurance premiums low and provide more peace when driving.