How to Manage Electronic Fines and Pay Them

For motorbike or car riders, it is essential to understand how to manage electronic fines. Essentially, managing these fines is not too difficult or complicated. Here are the steps for handling it.

A Brief Overview of Electronic Fines

Many of you may have experienced receiving a vehicle fine letter from the police directly to your address. This is certainly not a foreign matter considering the letter is official from the police.

The letter contains various information such as a photo of the vehicle captured by the Electronic Traffic Law Enforcement (ETLE) system. From the photo, you can see the mistakes made by the driver on the road.

The presence of this technology is expected to facilitate monitoring of violations committed by riders. However, it should not cause concern as long as you drive orderly.

If at any time you receive this fine, there is no need to worry. The process of managing and paying the fine does not require overly complicated procedures, so it can be done by anyone.

How to Manage and Pay Electronic Fines

Here are the steps to manage electronic fines that you need to know.

1. Confirm Receipt of the Fine Letter

If you feel that you have committed a traffic violation, you can immediately confirm through the ETLE-PMJ application or website. Additionally, you can also confirm manually at the Subdit Gakkum Polda Metro Jaya.

The purpose of this confirmation is to ensure that the person receiving the fine for the violation is not mistaken. Therefore, it is important to confirm in a timely manner upon receiving the fine to avoid the vehicle registration being blocked by the police.

Certainly, if the vehicle registration is already blocked, it can be troublesome as it disrupts the annual vehicle registration renewal process. So, when you receive the letter, promptly confirm through the application or website in a timely manner.

2. Pay the Fine

The day after confirming, you will receive a message from E-Tilang. It contains information related to the fine registration number (Blanko) in the form of a BRIVA account number that can be used for paying the fine.

The fine payment process must be completed no later than 4 days before the hearing. The SMS sent contains information about the minutes regarding the violation that has occurred and how to pay the fine.

There are many payment methods available to pay the fine. You can pay it through BRI ATMs, BRI Tellers, BRI Mobile Banking, BRI EDC, BRI Internet Banking, as well as transfers via other bank ATMs.

One thing to note is to make the payment according to the provisions in the invoice. Do not be late in paying as it can complicate the process of managing the violation.

That is roughly how to manage and pay the fine. Make sure to follow the procedures according to the regulations so that the process can run smoothly. Do not hesitate to ask the officers if you encounter difficulties or confusion during the process.

Is It Necessary to Attend the Hearing?

Regarding this question, the etilang.info minutes have provided information about the names of the prosecutor's office and the court for managing the fine. As additional information, this fine payment can also be made directly at the prosecutor's office according to the minutes.

To answer the question of whether you must attend the hearing, the answer is that if you have paid, you do not have to attend the hearing. This means that once the fine is paid, the blocked vehicle registration will automatically be lifted.

That was the information about how to manage electronic fines when you receive an E-Tilang letter. Make sure to follow the instructions and information for managing and paying the fine carefully so that the blocked vehicle registration can be reopened promptly.