The Indonesian Ministry of Transportation is bolstering safety management systems for public transport operators (SMK) across the nation, aiming to reduce accidents caused by vehicle overloading and poor maintenance. This initiative includes intensified oversight and stricter enforcement of weight restrictions for trucks and buses operating throughout Indonesia. Officials announced increased inspections at weighbridges along major routes, particularly on Java Island and Sumatra Island, focusing on identifying and penalizing operators exceeding legal load limits. The Ministry also plans to integrate technology, like electronic monitoring systems, to better track vehicle weight and driver behavior. This move follows a series of high-profile accidents linked to overworked drivers and dangerously overloaded vehicles. The government hopes these measures will improve road safety for all users in Indonesia and reduce infrastructure damage caused by excessive weight. Furthermore, the Ministry is conducting training programs for operators to improve their safety awareness and compliance.