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TRANSPORTATION & LOGISTICS

Traffic Impact Assessment (Andalalin) & Transportation Engineering

Certified Traffic Impact Assessment (Andalalin) for industrial estates, manufacturing plants, logistics hubs, hospitals, and commercial properties under Ministry of Transportation rules.

20–45 Days Starting from IDR 20 Million
What's Included

What this service covers

Prepared by Ministry of Transportation certified experts
Comprehensive peak-hour volume traffic count surveys
Vissim / Synchro micro-simulation traffic modeling
Full representation in evaluation hearing committees
Package Scope

What's included in this package

National Highway Andalalin (Ministry Level)

Comprehensive traffic study for national road corridor properties.

30–60 Days

Provincial & Municipal Andalalin

Fast-track traffic studies for local road corridor commercial properties.

20–35 Days

Hazardous Cargo (B3) Transport Licensing (SPIONAM)

Transportation vehicle permits for hazardous materials and waste carriers.

21–45 Days
Preparation

Documents you'll need to prepare

Our team will guide you through each item — providing templates and format standards where needed.

Approved Spatial Suitability Decree (KKPR/PKKPR)
Architectural Site Plan & Internal Circulation Blueprint
Gross Floor Area (GFA) & parking capacity data
Company corporate profile & logistics fleet details
Why Bizmark.ID?

Without Bizmark vs. With Bizmark

See the real difference in process speed, outcomes, and risk exposure.

Without Bizmark

  • Slower process — independent research takes weeks, often with dead ends.
  • Document rejection risk due to incorrect format or missing requirements.
  • No status visibility — uncertain when permits will be issued.
  • Error costs can reach IDR 50–200M if a wrong step is taken.

With Bizmark.ID

  • Accelerated process — experienced team knows exact requirements and workflows.
  • Documents prepared to standard — 96% approval rate across all clients.
  • Weekly SLA reports — you always know your permit status.
  • Staged payment: 50% upfront, 50% on permit issuance.
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

When should Andalalin be initiated?
It should be initiated immediately after KKPR approval and prior to building permit (PBG) submission.
Who issues the Andalalin permit?
The Ministry of Transportation for national roads, and Provincial or Municipal Transportation Agencies for local roads.

Ready to move your permits forward?

Our team guides you from the first consultation through to permit issuance — on schedule, every time.

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