What was said
Promise: "This year all provincial roads will be at least 90 percent in good condition. And we want 100 percent this year in good condition," West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi said in February 2026, apologising for potholed provincial roads.
Claimed by Dedi Mulyadi, Governor of West Java (Gerindra) · social media · Kompas.com
Our verdict
In progress, deadline end of 2026. The 90 percent floor was already met before the pledge: the provincial roads agency put the share of provincial roads in stable condition at 91.68 percent in December 2025, with 196.48 km still damaged. No official 2026 figure shows the 100 percent goal reached, and by early August 2026 the province had built or rebuilt 43.589 km of its 149.8 km roadworks target for the year.
The facts
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Kompas reported on 27 February 2026 that Dedi Mulyadi targeted at least 90 percent and ideally 100 percent of provincial roads in good condition by the end of 2026, and apologised for roads that were still potholed.
Kompas.com: Dedi Mulyadi Minta Maaf soal Jalan Bolong, Pasang Target 100 Persen Mulus Tahun Ini - 2
West Java's roads agency (DBMPR) head Agung Wahyudi said provincial road stability reached 91.68 percent in December 2025: 2,165.7 km stable and 196.483 km damaged.
Tribun Jabar: Kemantapan Jalan Provinsi Jabar 91,68 Persen, 196 Kilometer Masih Rusak dan Rawan Lubang - 3
The province said that by early August 2026 it had built or rebuilt 43.589 km of provincial roads out of a 149.8 km target for 2026, and widened 2.25 km out of 15.631 km.
Bisnis.com: Pemprov Jabar Targetkan Rekonstruksi 149 Kilometer Jalan - 4
In July 2026 DPRD West Java member Daddy Rohanady said the last official stability figure he had seen was 91.04 percent, estimated it at 93 to 94 percent, and warned of a projected 2026 budget deficit of about Rp5.7 trillion.
Inilahkoran: Kemantapan Jalan Jabar Tembus 94 Persen, DPRD Waspadai Potensi Defisit APBD
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