Not Only Trucks from Lampung, Vehicles from Outside Also Hunt for Subsidized Solar Fuel

Heri said one transaction can take about 12 to 15 minutes.

The length of the process, combined with increased vehicle numbers, can prolong queues.

The police also plan to cross-check transaction data to ensure vehicles that have refueled do not get subsidized fuel again within an inappropriate timeframe.

"We will cross-check. Whether a vehicle that got 100 liters today can get more tomorrow or not. That’s what we’re looking at," Heri said.

Inspections also target potential misuse of barcodes and any indications of vehicles suspected of taking fuel again after refueling.

These findings are still being investigated and have not yet been concluded as violations.