Did You Know? - An Easy Way to Check Electronic Traffic Fines (E-Tilang) Online

Along with technological advancements and the implementation of the electronic traffic ticketing system, the public can now monitor traffic violation statuses online without visiting the police station. This article will explain a simple and practical way to check electronic traffic tickets online, making compliance with traffic regulations more efficient and transparent.

Before starting the process, it is important to understand that the electronic ticketing system is designed to provide quick and accurate information regarding traffic violations. By using the official online platform, you can find out the ticket status, the fine amount, and the settlement procedure without needing to go to the police station.

Easy Guide to Check Electronic Traffic Tickets

1. Access the “ETLE PMJ” Website. Open the page etle-pmj.info/id/check-data using your smartphone or computer.
2. Enter Vehicle Information. Fill in the license plate number, chassis number, and engine number as listed on your vehicle registration certificate (STNK).
3. Click “Check Data”. Once all the information is entered, click the “Cek Data” button and wait for the system to process.
4. View the Electronic Fine (E-Tilang) Information. If there is no violation, a notification will appear: “No Data Available.” If there is a violation, the system will display details such as time, location, status, and type of vehicle.

Sanctions & Fines for Electronic Traffic Violations

The e-tilang system has been implemented in several cities, including Jakarta. The amount of fines varies depending on the type of violation.

Not wearing a seatbelt

• Maximum Fine: IDR 250,000
• Alternative Penalty: Up to 1 month imprisonment

Violating traffic signs

• Maximum Fine: IDR 500,000
• Alternative Penalty: Up to 2 month imprisonment

Using a fake license plate

• Maximum Fine: IDR 500,000
• Alternative Penalty: Up to 2 month imprisonment

Exceeding the speed limit

• Maximum Fine: IDR 500,000
• Alternative Penalty: Up to 2 month imprisonment

Vehicle not meeting technical requirements

• Maximum Fine: IDR 500,000

How to Pay an Electronic Traffic Fine (E-Tilang)

A notification regarding the e-Tilang will be sent to the registered address of the vehicle owner. If the violation is confirmed, the fine must be paid within 14 days of receiving the notice. Payment methods include:

Via the Prosecutor’s Office Website

• Go to the official website of the Attorney General’s Office.
• Enter your traffic fine registration number.
• The system will display the fine amount and payment instructions. 

Via E-Commerce Platforms

• Open an e-commerce app that offers Government Services.
• Enter the e-Tilang payment code.
• Follow the instructions to complete the payment.

Via BRI Bank

• Payments can be made via BRI Mobile Banking, Internet Banking, ATM, or EDC.
• Enter the payment code as the system directs.

We hope the explanation above about easily checking electronic traffic tickets online is helpful. We encourage you to always comply with applicable traffic regulations. Please note that traffic violations may affect your claim entitlement, per the Indonesian Motor Vehicle Insurance Standard Policy (PSAKBI) provisions, which refers to the Road Traffic and Transportation Law (UULLAJ).

If you require assistance or further information regarding claims, please contact us at 1500 – 674 (MSI) and we will be happy to assist you.