Tips & Advice

Inner city roads are bustling every day, but they grow quiet around two of Indonesia’s peak traveling seasons, the Islamic Eid and, now, New Year holidays. Out of the different options of traveling, road trip is gaining appeal – especially with better road infrastructure that makes traveling easier and faster.

The holiday season is here. If you’re in the mood for a road trip, Indonesia’s toll road company Jasa Marga has good news in store –the new Jakarta-Cikampek (Japek) II elevated toll road is now open for Christmas and New Year’s travelers, and, even better, is still free of charge.

With motorcycles being the widely preferred vehicle among Indonesian consumers, it is perhaps unsurprising that motorbike touring follows that popularity

Indonesian toll roads are transforming, taking one step ahead in monitoring and penalizing traffic violations.

Toll roads, with less vehicles and no traffic lights, are designed to get people to their destinations faster and more seamless.

Accidents can happen because of various reasons and may lead to economic losses, even fatalities. Apart from drowsiness or brake failure, tire explosion is another common cause to be aware of.    

There are many ways to keep your car shipshape, including having the oil changed regularly. It’s something a car owner can do at home, so you may want to try it for yourself sometime.

Modern cars are lightyears away from what they used to be. With so many features, driving comfort has been elevated and our rides have become so much more efficient – especially when it comes to fuel.

All manufacturers claim their cars are the most fuel efficient, especially when the model is equipped with a variety of fuel-saving features.

After parking your vehicle on level ground, open the hood and locate the reservoir. Check that the fluid level is between the MIN and MAX marks. If the level is below the MIN mark, consult a qualified mechanic.