KONTAN.CO.ID - JAKARTA. The odd-even traffic rule in Jakarta is a replacement for the 3 in 1 rule, where vehicles must carry a minimum of 3 passengers. The 3 in 1 policy of the past has now been replaced with the odd-even rule. 

The purpose of the odd-even traffic policy in Jakarta is to limit the volume of vehicles on certain roads, including roads connected to toll gates.

What is the odd-even rule in Jakarta?

The Odd-Even traffic rule in Jakarta essentially only allows cars with odd-numbered license plates to cross certain roads on odd dates and four-wheeled vehicles with even-numbered license plates on even dates.

For example, on January 3rd, only cars with odd-numbered license plates can pass through the roads that apply the Odd-Even rule in Jakarta. Similarly, on January 2nd, only cars with even-numbered license plates can cross the odd-even roads in Jakarta.

The limitation of vehicle volume through the odd-even policy in Jakarta is implemented to reduce congestion on these roads.

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On what days does the odd-even rule in Jakarta apply?

The odd-even policy in Jakarta only applies on weekdays.

In other words, the odd-even rule in Jakarta as explained above only applies on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.

The Odd-Even rule in Jakarta does not apply from Saturday to Sunday. The Odd-Even rule in Jakarta also does not apply on red dates or national holidays set by the government.

What time does the odd-even rule in Jakarta apply?

The implementation of the Odd-Even rule in Jakarta is divided into two periods in one day.

The Odd-Even rule in Jakarta in the morning runs from 06.00 WIB to 10.00 WIB.

While the Odd-Even rule in Jakarta in the afternoon/evening runs from 16.00 WIB (4 pm) to 21.00 WIB.

Outside these hours, vehicles with odd-numbered license plates can still pass on the roads that are on the Odd-Even list in Jakarta.

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Is there an odd-even rule in Jakarta today?

If today is a working day (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday) and not a holiday, then the odd-even rule in Jakarta still applies. 

Conversely, if today is a national holiday or Saturday and Sunday, then the odd-even rule in Jakarta does not apply. Car drivers are free to pass on any road at any time throughout the day.

How is the odd-even license plate determined?

The license number in this odd-even rule is determined by the last digit on your car's license plate.

An odd number means your car's license plate ends with the numbers 1, 3, 5, 7, or 9. Meanwhile, an even number means your car's license plate ends with the numbers 0, 2, 4, 6, or 8   

The Odd-Even policy in Jakarta inevitably requires road users to remember or check the list of roads, every time they want to pass through public roads in the Capital City. 

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List of Odd-Even Roads in Jakarta (Effective from June 6, 2022)

1. South Gate Street
2. Gajah Mada Street
3. Hayam Wuruk Street
4. Majapahit Street
5. West Merdeka Field Street
6. MH Thamrin Street
7. General Sudirman Street
8. Sisingamangaraja Street
9. Panglima Polim Street
10. Fatmawati Street
11. Suryopranoto Street
12. Balikpapan Street
13. Kyai Caringin Street
14. Tomang Raya Street
15. General S Parman Street
16. Gatot Subroto Street
17. MT Haryono Street
18. HR Rasuna Said Street
19. D.I Pandjaitan Street
20. General Ahmad Yani Street
21. Pramuka Street
22. West side of Salemba Raya Street, for East starting from Paseban Raya Street intersection to Diponegoro
23. Kramat Raya Street
24. Senen Station Street
25. Gunung Sahari Street

List of Odd-Even Roads in Jakarta Connected to Toll Gates 

1. Anggrek Neli Murni Street to the entrance of Jakarta-Tangerang Toll 
2. Off ramp Toll Slipi / Palmerah / Tanah Abang to Brigjen Katamso Street 
3. Brigjen Katamso Street to Slipi 2 Toll Gate 
4. Off ramp Toll Tomang / Grogol to Kemanggisan Utama Street 
5. Intersection of Palmerah Utara Street-KS Tubun Street to Slipi 1 Toll Gate 
6. Pejompongan Raya Street to Pejompongan Toll Gate 
7. Off ramp Toll Slipi / Palmerah / Tanah Abang to the entrance of Tentara Pelajar Street 
8. Off ramp Toll Benhil / Senayan / Kebayoran to the entrance of Gerbang Pemuda Street 
9. Off ramp Toll Kuningan / Mampang / Menteng to Kuningan intersection 
10. Taman Patra Street to Kuningan 2 Toll Gate 
11. Off ramp Toll Tebet / Manggarai / Pasar Minggu to Pancoran intersection 
12. Pancoran intersection to Tebet 1 Toll Gate 
13. Tebet Barat Dalam Raya Street to Tebet 2 Toll Gate 
14. Off ramp Toll Tebet / Manggarai / Pasar Minggu to Pancoran Timur II Street 
15. Off ramp Toll Cawang / Halim / Kampung Melayu to the intersection of Otto Iskandardinata Street - Dewi Sartika Street
16. Intersection of Dewi Sartika Street - Otto Iskandardinata Street to Cawang Toll Gate 
17. Off ramp Toll Halim / Kalimalang to Inspeksi Saluran Kalimalang Street 
18. Cipinang Cempedak IV Street to Kebon Nanas Toll Gate 
19. Bekasi Timur Raya Street to Pedati Toll Gate 
20. Off ramp Toll Pisangan / Jatinegara to Bekasi Barat Street 
21. Off ramp Toll Jatinegara / Klender / Buaran to Bekasi Timur Raya Street 
22. Bekasi Barat Street to Jatinegara Toll Gate 
23. Intersection of Rawamangun Muka Raya Street - Utan Kayu Raya Street to Rawamangun Toll Gate 
24. Off ramp Toll Rawamangun / Salemba / Pulogadung to the intersection of Utan Kayu Raya Street-Rawamangun Muka Raya Street 
25. Off ramp Toll Rawamangun/Salemba/Pulogadung to the intersection of H Ten Raya Street-Rawasari Selatan Street 
26. Intersection of Rawasari Selatan Street-H Ten Raya Street to Pulomas Toll Gate 
27. Off ramp Toll Cempaka Putih / Senen / Pulogadung to the intersection of Letjend Suprapto Street - Perintis Kemerdekaan Street 
28. Intersection of Pulomas Street to Cempaka Putih Toll Gate

 

Editor: Hasbi Maulana