Jakarta –
The driver of the Toyota Calya car was caught cover the vehicle registration number with tape on Jl Agriculture, Ragunan, South Jakarta. As it turned out, the driver had deliberately covered the vehicle’s license plate number with duct tape avoid the camera e-traffic law enforcement (Yes No).
“Yes, to avoid (e-TLE),” said Polda Metro Jaya Dirlantas, Kombes Latif Usman, when contacted on Saturday (12/11/2022).
Police intercepted bad driver on Jl Agriculture, Ragunan, South Jakarta on Friday (10/11) yesterday. The police gave the driver a warning.
Subsequently, the police asked the driver to remove the duct tape. The driver is invited to come back later remove the tape.
“After we checked, the number was the same, the STNK was the same, so we took it off again to remind ourselves,” he explained.
Cultivate order
Latif said the absence of manual fines doesn’t mean people can violate traffic rules. The national police, now prioritizing electronic fines, should make the public cultivate orderly traffic.
“The existence of this e-ticket is to invite us to maturity. Deliberately covering the license plate means wanting to deliberately violate it. Now this is obviously very dangerous. This is a lesson for all of us, if they are neat there will be no problem,” he said.
It was previously reported, the video was shared by TMC Polda Metro Jaya’s Instagram account. In the video clip, you can see Calya’s car license plate on the front and back covered in duct tape.
The driver was stopped by the police. Police then asked the driver to remove the tape from his car’s license plate.
“#Polri appeals and warns motorists to tape their Motorized Vehicle Number (TNKB) at agricultural traffic light in South Jakarta,” said TMC Polda Metro Jaya post, seen on Friday (11/11) .
Contacted separately, Polda Metro Jaya Dirlantas Kombes Latif Usman said that the members’ actions on the ground were correct.
“Certainly the members did the right thing to stop, check the vehicle to open it,” Latif told reporters.
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