Indonesia plans to enforce a Zero ODOL policy by 2027 to address widespread overloading, which contributes to road damage, accidents and significant social costs. While stricter load limits may raise logistics costs and short-term inflation, the policy offers long-term benefits through improved efficiency, reduced fiscal burdens and stronger supply chains. Effective nationwide implementation, proper timing and complementary measures are essential to ensure a smooth transition and maximise economic gains.
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