Ahead of Zero ODOL 2027, 446,000 trucks violate documents
Of 676,000 violating vehicles, only 205,016 have been penalized so far, and most received only warnings.
The Transportation Ministry said document violations remain the biggest finding in inspections of freight transport ahead of the Zero Over Dimension Over Loading (ODOL) 2027 target. From January to Oct. 30, 2026, 446,000 vehicles, or 50.25 percent of all violations recorded, had document problems. Load-capacity violations followed, affecting 430,000 vehicles, or 48.45 percent. Of the 89 operational Unit Pelaksana Penimbangan Kendaraan Bermotor, about 676,000 vehicles, or 26.34 percent, violated rules, while 1.8 million vehicles did not. Director General of Land Transportation Aan Suhanan said 205.016 vehicles had been penalized, but 191.353 of them received only warnings. The ministry also used Weigh In Motion at 11 locations and detected more than 3.5 million vehicles.