43.34% of Indonesian roads were in good condition in 2022.

Based on the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS) report titled *2022 Land Transportation Statistics*, the total length of roads across Indonesia reached 546,771 kilometers (km) in 2022.

According to their condition, Indonesian roads are dominated by roads in good condition, totaling 236,979 km or 43.34% of the total length of Indonesian roads.

"Good roads are roads that can be traversed by vehicles at a speed of 60 km per hour for the next two years without road surface maintenance," wrote the BPS in its report.

Next, roads in fair condition total 131,539 km or 24.06%. Meanwhile, severely damaged roads are recorded at 100,361 km (18.35%), and damaged roads reach 77,892 km (14.25%).

Based on jurisdiction, national, provincial, and regency/city roads are generally in good condition.

The length of roads under national jurisdiction in good condition reaches 35.74%, followed by fair condition at 56.06%, and the remainder are in damaged and severely damaged conditions.

Provincial roads in good condition reach 55.77%, in fair condition 19.83%. The remainder are in damaged and severely damaged conditions.

Next, the proportion of regency/city roads in good condition is 42.62%, in fair condition 21.2%, damaged 15.47%, and severely damaged 20.71%.

(See also: Majority of Indonesian Citizens Assess Road Development and Improvement in Indonesia as Unsatisfactory)