Title:
GUIDELINES FOR MEASURING THE SUCCESS OF TRAFFIC SAFETY ACTION PLAN

Authors:
Prasadja Ricardianto*, Noor Syamsu Hidayat, Payaman Manik, Prima Widiyanto and Primadi Candra Susanto

Abstract:
The purpose of this research is to develop guidelines for measuring the success of safety action plans, especially for Traffic and Road Transportation. This study has always been quite interesting from the economic and human points of view. Several problems related to safety, especially traffic, are the number of casualties, involving pedestrians, motorbikers, buses and trucks. The National Police of the Republic of Indonesia informed that during 2019, the number of traffic accidents that occurred in 2019 increased compared to 2018. The number of traffic accidents increased by three percent, but the number of victims who died decreased by six percent compared to 2018. Traffic management is needed to improve the current traffic conditions, so a guideline for measuring the success of the traffic safety action plan is needed. The research method uses qualitative descriptions emphasizing the existing secondary data directly from related agencies. From the findings, the formulation of road and transportation safety actions can be made as a result of data collection sourced from the Ministry of Transportation, Polda Metro Jaya and the Transportation Agency of DKI Jakarta Province. It is concluded that several annual inter-agency program activities are expected to continue, such as the Abdi Yasa Teladan Competition.

Keywords:
five pillars of safety; traffic safety; traffic management; guidelines for measuring the success; formulation of safety action