Experiencing whether there is odd-even regulation in Jakarta on Saturdays and Sundays can be useful in overcoming traffic jams when planning to travel. So, does the odd-even program apply on Saturdays and Sundays? To find out, let’s pay attention to the following information.

Is the Odd-Even Regulation in Jakarta Applicable on Saturdays and Sundays?

The odd-even program is a program from the Government and Korlantas Polri in traffic engineering to avoid existing congestion. So, is this program still held on Saturdays and Sundays in Jakarta? The answer is no.

According to Governor Regulation No. 88 of 2019 regarding the Amendment of Governor Regulation 155 of 2018 which contains Traffic Restrictions with the Odd-Even System, the odd-even program is held from Monday to Friday from 06.00-10.00 WIB and 16.00-20 WIB. For Saturdays, Sundays, and national holidays, it is not implemented.

The implementation of the odd-even program itself only applies to non-electric motor vehicles. It does not apply to electric cars and several other vehicles such as TNI-Polri vehicles, ambulances, motorcycles, fuel tank trucks, disability sticker vehicles, accident evacuation vehicles, fire trucks, health service vehicles, taxis, and public transportation. 

Latest Odd-Even Locations in Jakarta 

To avoid being caught in an odd-even raid, you need to know the odd-even location schedule. This information is necessary so you can adjust your vehicle's plate number with the existing date. If today is an even date, then only vehicles with even-numbered plates can pass through that area. Here are the latest odd-even locations in Jakarta as of November 1, 2023. 

1. MH Thamrin Street
2. South Pintu Besar Street
3. Majapahit Street
4. Hayam Wuruk Street
5. General Sudirman Street
6. West Merdeka Medan Street
7. Panglima Polim Street
8. Sisingamangaraja Street
9. Fatmawati Street
10. Balikpapan Street
11. Suryopranoto Street
12. Tomang Raya Street
13. MT Haryono Street
14. Kyai Caringin Street
15. General S Parman Street 
16. HR Rasuna Said Street
17. Gatot Subroto Street
18. DI Pandjaitan Street
19. Salemba Raya Street on the West and East sides from the intersection of Paseban Raya Street to Diponegoro
20. Pramuka Street
21. Gunung Sahari Street
22. Kramat Raya Street
23. Senen Station Street
24. Anggrek Neli Murni Street to the entrance access of Jakarta-Tangerang Toll Road
25. Brigjen Katamso Street to Slipi Toll Gate
26. Pejompongan Raya Street to Pejompongan Toll Gate and many more.

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Make sure you pass through those roads according to the date and your vehicle's plate number. If you violate, you will be fined Rp500,000 in accordance with Law Number 12 of 2009 Article 287 regarding LLAJ (Traffic and Road Transportation). 

According to social media from Polda Metro Jaya, the implementation of the latest odd-even program in November 2023 will be carried out together with emission test raids at the previously mentioned locations. The aim of these two programs is to reduce congestion in Jakarta as well as to reduce air pollution that can harm the environment and public health in Jakarta. 

To ensure your car passes the emission test raid, make sure you have conducted an emission test beforehand before traveling. You can visit an official Daihatsu workshop to conduct the emission test as it is handled by competent experts and the price is friendly.