The annual Idul Fitri holiday mudik (exodus) will peak between Wednesday (19/4/2023) to Thursday. As of Wednesday 11 p.m., mobility has reached only 50 percent.

State-owned electricity company PLN has guaranteed a sufficient supply of electric power for Idul Fitri needs. Likewise the supply of fuel as consumption is predicted to rise.

People’s enthusiasm about going home for Idul Fitri holiday, locally known as Lebaran, needs to be anticipated with increased services from all related stakeholders for the sake of travelers’ comfortable and safe trips.

Cuti bersama (collective leave) for the Idul Fitri celebration is set two days earlier than originally planned, which has an impact on homeward travel plans and company planning.

With another public holiday and collective leave coming up at the end of October, we have no choice but to remind ourselves to be careful about the continuous rise of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Up to the third day after Idul Fitri or Lebaran, the trans-Java toll road has continued to see an overwhelming number of holidaymakers in private vehicles while the number of public transportation users is declining.