Factors Affecting Traffic Legal Enforcement Efforts through E-Tilang Programs In South Sulawesi

Abstract

In the era of rapid technology like today, the existence of a motorbike is very supportive of human life in carrying out daily activities. Although it carries a number of advantages, the presence of a motorbike also has other consequences, including providing adequate roads, regulating vehicle movements, and accident problems. In developing countries like Indonesia, orderly awareness on the highway is still very low, so to find violations by road users, especially motorists and motorbikes, is quite easy. The problems surrounding the enforcement of traffic law are a new classic problem that becomes a national issue after the form of the Presidential Regulation of the Republic of Indonesia Number 87 Year 2016 concerning the Task Force for Combating Illegal Charges (Satuan Tugas Sapu Bersih Pungutan Liar). In the regulation, the philosophical basis for the establishment of this Presidential Regulation is based on the fact that the practice of illegal charges has damaged the joints of life in the community, nation and state so that it needs an explicit, integrated, effective, efficient, and capable of deterrent effects and an effort to eradicate illegal fees. it is necessary to establish a task force for handling illegal charges. Traffic law enforcement has been considered as one of the sectors indicated by rampant illegal charges. Therefore, as a follow up to the issuance of the Presidential Regulation on illegal charges, the Indonesian National Police reforms the enforcement of traffic discipline violations through the e-tilang program. Factors influencing traffic law enforcement efforts through the e-tilang program in the South Sulawesi Legal Area include legal factors, law enforcement factors, facility factors, community factors, and cultural factors.

Keywords: factor, influence, law enforcement, traffic, e-tilang.