Tua Di Jalan

Tua di Jalan documents witty, vulgar and mostly sexist jargon glued onto street vehicles all across Indonesia. These attention-grabbing vernaculars are popular as an easy distraction, a casual means for truck drivers to throw one-liners at each other and most importantly, provides a quick entertainment from their gritty and exhausting daily grind.

By Andrea Reza & Ade Winata