ELECTRONIC TRAFFIC LAW ENFORCEMENT-BASED LAW ENFORCEMENT REGARDING TRAFFIC BREAKS

Abstract

The objectives of this study are: To find out and analyze the implementation of law enforcement regarding traffic violations based on electronic traffic law enforcement. To find out and analyze the obstacles of law enforcement officers regarding traffic violations based on electronic traffic law enforcement and their solutions. The method used by the researcher is a normative legal approach and the specifications in this study are descriptive. As for the sources and types of data in this study, secondary data were obtained from literature studies. The data were analyzed qualitatively. Based on the results of the research, the implementation of law enforcement regarding traffic violations based on electronic traffic law enforcement has been effective, because every traffic violator caught on CCTV cameras will be recorded in the system that has been prepared. Through the identified number plate, the ticket will then be delivered to the address of the traffic violator. If the ticket that has been sent is not immediately taken care of until the specified time period. So the solution is when the person concerned takes care of the STNK extension. If not completed then the process will not be served. So the fines must be resolved first. Constraints by Law Enforcement Officials Regarding Traffic Violations Based on Electronic Traffic Law enforcement and their solutions. The obstacles are the facilities and infrastructure needed in large quantities so that they require large funds, people who do not obey the rules, and a more orderly culture of society if there are police on duty. The solution to this problem is that the Police can work together with local governments in preparing ETLE facilities and infrastructure, the Police must intensively conduct socialization related to ETLE, the placement of officers on guard is still needed to anticipate traffic violations outside ETLE that cannot be done through ETLE.

Keywords: Law Enforcement, Traffic Violations, Electronic Traffic Law Enforcement