Tips & Tricks

Have you ever experienced a situation where you wanted to change lanes on the toll road, checked your mirrors and felt safe, but suddenly heard a loud honk from the side? It turns out there was a car or motorcycle "hiding" right behind your side.

In a vehicle specification sheet, we often find the term Drivetrain with the code FWD (Front Wheel Drive) or RWD (Rear Wheel Drive). For some, this is just a technical detail. But for drivers who prioritize driving feel, this difference in drive wheel location determines the true character of a car.

In tropical countries like Indonesia, the car Air Conditioner (AC) is not a luxury feature, but a primary necessity. Being stuck in traffic under the scorching sun without an optimally functioning AC is a nightmare for every driver.

For Jakarta residents and commuters who cross the capital city every day, the Odd-Even (Gage) rule is no longer just a traffic policy, but a "rhythm of life" that must be obeyed. Entering 2026, the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government together with the Metro Jaya Regional Police are tightening the enforcement of this rule through ETLE (Electronic Traffic Law Enforcement) camera technology scattered across hundreds of points.

Have you ever passed a car with an attractive design on the toll road, and wondered which city it came from? Or perhaps you are planning to buy a used car and want to verify the vehicle's region of origin to estimate the transfer (mutasi) costs?

The Trans Java Toll Road has become the backbone of mobility on Java Island, connecting Merak to the eastern tip of Java with remarkable time efficiency. Entering 2026, the infrastructure along this route has matured further. It's not just about asphalt quality, but also the standard of facilities at Rest and Service Areas (TIP) that increasingly spoil drivers.