3 Easy and Simple Ways to Check Electronic Fines!

With the implementation of electronic ticketing regulations in several regions of Indonesia, compliance with traffic regulations has become increasingly crucial. Currently, electronic ticketing has been enforced in several cities in Indonesia, with CCTV cameras installed at various points to record vehicle traffic, including when violations occur.

Although traffic police still monitor drivers directly on the road, electronic ticketing has helped reduce the rate of violations on the road and avoid the occurrence of illegal levies. The legal basis for this electronic ticketing is regulated by Law No. 22 of 2009 and Government Regulation (PP) No. 80 of 2012 concerning the Procedures for Checking Motor Vehicles on the Road and Enforcement of Traffic Violations and Road Transportation.

What is ETLE?

ETLE (Electronic Traffic Law Enforcement) is an electronic ticketing system that uses CCTV cameras to automatically capture traffic violations. This system is used at specific points in various cities in Indonesia such as Jakarta, Surabaya, Makassar, and Solo.

The operation of ETLE is quite sophisticated as it uses camera-based technology and AI systems to automatically capture traffic violations, which are then verified by police officers.

Although this monitoring is done through technology, the availability of information regarding the status of tickets is an important step for the community. To understand more, here is a brief guide on how to check electronic tickets through the website, the e-ticket application, and the Super-App application.

How to Check Electronic Tickets Through the Website

The steps to check electronic tickets or E-Tilang through the website are:

1. Visit the Official ETLE Page

The first step is to visit the official ETLE page, which can be accessed at https://etle.polri.go.id/.

2. Fill in Vehicle Data in Detail

After successfully accessing the page, the next step is to fill in the vehicle data. Vehicle owners are asked to upload information such as the vehicle's license plate number, chassis number, and engine number. All this information can be found on the vehicle registration certificate (STNK) without the need to physically check the vehicle.

3. Check Violations

Next, the process of checking violations can be done after the vehicle data has been successfully uploaded. By clicking 'check data', the page will display information on whether there are any recorded violations in the ETLE system or not.

If a vehicle with a specific license plate number is proven to have committed a violation, a notification will appear with details of the violation, including location, type of vehicle, and time of the violation. However, if the page shows 'no data available' or 'data not found', it means that the vehicle has not been monitored for any violations.

4. Make Payment

For vehicle owners who find a violation, the next step is to make a payment of the fine to avoid blocking the STNK. There are three payment options, namely through the e-Tilang website, bank transfer, or payment at designated bank tellers.

To prevent unfair blocking, vehicle owners who feel they have not committed a violation can confirm by bringing valid evidence. Thus, they can avoid unnecessary blocking of the STNK.

How to Check Electronic Tickets Using the e-Tilang Application

Here’s how to check electronic tickets using the e-Tilang application from the prosecutor's office:

To use the e-Tilang application, you can download it directly from the Play Store, or visit the website tilang.kejaksaan.go.id.
Then enter the ticket file number or ticket registration number provided by the police.
Next, click search.
After you enter the number, the details of the traffic violation along with the fine amount will appear.
Next, you will see a statement regarding the collection of evidence. Here you can choose the method of collecting evidence, either delivered or picked up directly.
After you select one of these methods, you will be directed to the payment page. On that page, you will receive a fine payment code.
Next, you can make the payment via ATM, mobile or internet banking, through the post office, or marketplace.
After that, bring the payment proof to the prosecutor's office while collecting the evidence.

How to Check Electronic Tickets Using the Polri Super App

Here’s how you can check electronic tickets using the Polri Super App.

Open the installed application, then go to the menu page and select the e-Tilang menu.
Then enter information about your vehicle's license plate, along with the engine number or chassis number.
Next, the application will display information about your vehicle's violations, including the time and location of the violation.
After that, click on the payment menu. There, you will receive information about the payment code and fine amount.
Make the payment using ATM, internet banking, or via marketplace.
Next, bring the payment proof to the nearest Samsat.

Types of Violations That Can Be Detected by ETLE

1. Not wearing a helmet (for motorcycle riders)
2. Not using a seatbelt (for car drivers)
3. Violating traffic lights
4. Using a mobile phone while driving
5. Exceeding the speed limit

Thus, there are 3 ways to check electronic tickets through the website, the e-Tilang application, and the Polri Super App, quite easy, right?

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