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29 Km of Jogja-Bawen and Jogja-Solo Toll Roads Set for Holiday Use
Jasa Marga is preparing about 29 km of toll roads in Yogyakarta and Central Java for functional use during the 2026-27 Christmas and New Year holidays.
The sections are on the Yogyakarta-Bawen and Solo-Yogyakarta-NYIA Kulon Progo toll roads in Indonesia.
Functional use means the sections are prepared for traffic before the full toll roads are complete.
On Jogja-Bawen, 8.8 km and 4.98 km sections have completed construction; on Jogja-Solo, two additional sections total about 15.5 km and are still under construction.
The sections are intended to help spread holiday traffic to tourist destinations in Yogyakarta and Central Java.
Jasa Marga says it is preparing traffic monitoring, roadside assistance and a rest area, and coordinating with police to manage congestion.
The company says it will continue building both toll roads to improve connections across the Jogja-Solo-Semarang region.
Jasa Marga is preparing about 29 km of functional toll road on the Jogja-Bawen and Jogja-Solo routes for the 2026-27 Christmas and New Year holiday period.
The planned Jogja-Bawen sections total 13.78 km, and the additional Jogja-Solo sections total 15.48 km.
The company says the routes are intended to help manage traffic to tourist destinations in Yogyakarta and Central Java.
It is preparing traffic monitoring, operational support and a functional rest area on the Jogja-Solo route.
Construction progress on the sections due to open ranged from 86.79% to 100% as of October 2026.
- Who
- Jasa Marga subsidiaries PT Jasamarga Jogja Bawen and PT Jasamarga Jogja Solo are preparing the routes.
- What
- About 29 km of toll road is being prepared for functional use during the Christmas and New Year holiday period.
- When
- The routes are intended for the 2026-27 holiday period.
- Where
- The Jogja-Bawen and Jogja-Solo toll roads in Yogyakarta and Central Java, Indonesia.
- Why
- To help manage holiday traffic and improve access to tourist destinations.
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Construction progress was 100% on the two planned Jogja-Bawen sections, 86.79% on the Prambanan-Purwomartani package and 89.71% on the Trihanggo-Junction Sleman package.
The preparations and construction progress were presented during a Commission VI working visit in Sleman.
Detik published a report on the routes being prepared for the holiday period.
- Jogja-Bawen, Section 1
- Yogyakarta-Banyurejo; 8.80 km
- Jogja-Bawen, Section 6
- Ambarawa-Bawen; 4.98 km
- Jogja-Solo, Package 1.2B
- Prambanan-Purwomartani; 12.23 km
- Jogja-Solo, Package 2.2B
- Trihanggo-Junction Sleman; 3.25 km
- Functional rest area
- KM 19A on the Jogja-Solo toll road
What people are saying
We are anticipating increased vehicle flows by prioritizing road-user safety in preparing the functional routes.
Jogja-Bawen also has a role as a tourism toll road because it makes it easier for people to reach tourist destinations.