SUPELTAS or often referred to as Pa Ogah usually takes advantage of the traffic chaos to take over the role of the police in managing traffic on the streets of the capital city. Does the existence of SUPELTAS or commonly called Pa Ogah have legal protection? Basically, any person or group of people who do not have the authority are prohibited from regulating traffic at crossroads, bends or road turns with the intention of getting compensation for services. Traffic regulation activities are carried out by individuals or groups of people who are organized with the intention of obtaining monetary rewards. The roads in the city of Banjarmasin are fairly normal, but sometimes on certain days or under certain conditions the roads in the city of Banjarmasin experience congestion. This is where the SUPELTAS volunteer came from or who is often referred to as Pa Ogah. With the existence of SUPELTAS as a volunteer road organizer in the city of Banjarmasin, it has more or less helped the government and police agencies in regulating the smooth traffic in the city of Banjarmasin. food. The nominal given by the community for what SUPELTAS does itself usually varies from 500 rupiah coins to up to 5000 rupiahs. SUPELTAS or often referred to as Pa Ogah we can meet at crossroads, red lights, turning back, crossings roads, intersections, and other roads that have a high level of mobility density. In some areas the city of Banjarmasin has begun to mushroom SUPELTAS or what is often called Pa Ogah due to the source of income generated by regulating these roads. With the proliferation of SUPELTAS or what is often called Pa Ogah, this began to worry some people about the comfort of motorists in traffic, SUPELTAS or what is often called Pa Ogah actually makes it difficult for drivers to maneuver or turn around. Regarding the setting of SUPELTAS working hours or what is often called Pa Ogah himself is not known, when they start work, when they have to rest and when they finish to arrange the road.