MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION

DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF LAND TRANSPORTATION

Bangkok, September, 2010

Presented by:Gede Pasek Suardika

Indonesia Road Safety Plan Indonesia Road Safety Plan for 2008-2012for 2008-2012

The Indonesia Road Safety Plan contains 8 Strategies addressing 47 Action Plans. These 8 strategies are:

1.Strengthening coordination and management for road safety

2.Educating people to be aware and respect for road safety

3.Planning and evaluating road safety management performance

4.Enhancing discipline and safety on traffic manner

5.Formulating equitable risk guarantee system and funding resources for road safety

6.Minimizing risk threat from safety deficiency on traffic and road environment through a modern engineering approach

7.Developing protection for vulnerable road users and encouraging safer mode of transport usage

8.Developing a more accessible and responsive emergency response system

1. SAFER MANAGEMENT

Road Safety Goals and Target

The road safety goals and target:

“decreasing of the death toll caused by accident per 100.000 citizens by 20% from 14,1 (2009) to 11,3 (2020), “

“reducing of the serious injured per 100.000 citizens by 15% from 207 (estimated 2009) to 187 (2020).Reduce by one third the pedestrian death rate in road crashes (or reduce it to less than 1 per 10.000 motor vehicles)”

Based on Road Traffic and Transport Act number 22 /2009The related institutions in charge on Road Safety are: •Ministry of Transportation,•Ministry of Public Works,•Ministry of Industry,•Ministry of Research•The National Traffic Police.

To Coordinate the Road Safety Planning and Policies: “The Road Traffic and Transport Forum“ will be Established

Road Safety Authority

•Function: To coordinate the Planning Policies on Road Safety•Setting goals and target on road safety• Monitoring and evaluation

Structure of organization :• Chaired by : President ( on National level)• Secretariat: Professional• Member : MOT, MPW, MOH, MOI, Police, MoE, MoF, Expert, NGO, etc.

The Road Traffic and Transport Forum

Resources allocated to road safety issues

Based on UU No. 22 Years 2009 about Road Traffic and Transport that is:

Phrase 238

The government provides a budgeting allocation for road accidents’ prevention and treatment.

Government allocation (APBN), it is allocated about 150 Millions US$ in order to support Road Safety Program.

SAFER MANAGEMENT

Motorcycle daytime head lights

Based on UU No.22 Years 2009 about Road Traffic and Transport that is :

Phrase 107, article (1) and (2)

Motorcycle’s rider beside obey the whole regulation as mentioned at article (1) should turn on the head lights on daytime.

SAFER VEHICLES AND DRIVER

TANGGUNG JAWAB

Training program for public drivers ( Intercity and inter provinces bus drivers, airport taxi drivers and Dangerous and Poisonous Material drivers.

PROVIDING EFFECTIVE EDUCATION ON ROAD SAFETY

AWARENESS TO THE PUBLIC, YOUNG PEOPLE AND DRIVERS

a) Carry out targeted awareness campaigns and training programs

Actions:

- Road safety education program for Senior High School students through “ The Election Pioneer Students to Road Safety Awareness”

- Training program for public drivers ( Intercity and inter provinces bus drivers, airport taxi drivers and Dangerous and Poisonous Material drivers.

SAFER ROAD USER / CAMPAIGNS New Safe Crossing Program

Road Safe Crossing: “This program educates Students, Teachers, Parents, Politicians,

Leaders, Surrounding Community and also Press.”Starting from 2006, MoT has introduced ZoSS or School Safety Zone

to society especially to safe Children on the road. This program has implemented in 32 elementary schools of 17 Cities.

3.

President of Republic of Indonesia symbolically distributing Child Helmet

on Indonesia 1st Global Road Safety Week on 23 April 2007 in Jakarta

Make the wearing of helmets the norm and ensure minimum helmet quality, in order to reduce the motorcyclist death rate

Action; Helmet standard based on National Standard Indonesia (SNI) will be applied, and strengthening the use of helmet for children.

Indonesia 2nd Global Road Safety Week“Opening by Vice President of RI,

Jusuf Kalla at Silang Monas Jakarta on April 20th, 2008”.

Indonesia 3rd Global Road Safety Week

“Opening by Ministry of Transportationat Theater Tanah Airku Jakarta, on June 10th, 2009”.

Indonesia 4th Global Road Safety Week in Province of West Kalimantan (June, 2010)

Remembrance DayIn line with UN resolution 60/5, Remembrance Day for Road Traffic Victimsconducted every third of week of November each year.

As Mandated by Road Traffic and Transport Act:

• Road Safety Audit (RSA) Should be carried out

• Conducted by “Independent Body“

• Road Safety Inspection (RSI) conducted periodically

• Road Safety Impact Assessment (RSIA) will be proposed.

SAFER ROAD (Building the Forgiving road

Road Safety Audit Training

Training of Trainer of Safety Audit on Ferries and in Land Water Ways

Road Safety is our responsibilityRoad Safety is our responsibility

Time for actions………..Time for actions………..

Thank YouThank You

““Decade For Road Safety”Decade For Road Safety”