Indonesian Parliament Member Proposes Logistics Solution for Year-End Holidays

Maintaining National Development Momentum

Bambang Haryo Soekartono, a member of Commission VII of the Indonesian Parliament, has proposed a solution to maintain logistics distribution during the New Year holidays. The proposal focuses on not restricting the operation of triple axle trucks during this period, as it could hinder national development projects that rely heavily on timely logistics.

Optimizing Distribution Routes

Instead of imposing restrictions, Bambang suggests optimizing distribution routes to manage traffic effectively. The proposed strategy includes directing logistics traffic through the northern Java corridor, while reserving the central, toll, and southern routes for personal and public transportation. This approach aims to maintain smooth traffic flow while ensuring that construction materials and other essential supplies reach their destinations without delay.

Supporting Economic Activity

The year-end period is crucial for completing various national development projects. By maintaining logistics operations, the government can support economic activity and ensure that projects are completed on schedule. This proposal highlights the balance between managing holiday traffic and supporting economic development through uninterrupted logistics services.