When riding a scooter or motorbike in Bali, always follow Indonesian traffic laws and respect local customs.
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Valid Driving License – Make sure you have a valid driving license that allows you to legally ride a motorbike in Indonesia. Riding without the required license may result in fines or other penalties.
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Wear a Helmet – Both the driver and passenger should always wear a helmet.
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Follow Traffic Rules – Obey traffic lights, road signs, speed limits, parking regulations, and instructions from local authorities.
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Carry Vehicle Documents – Keep the required motorbike registration documents available while riding.
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Never Ride Under the Influence – Do not ride after consuming alcohol or using illegal drugs.
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Respect Local Culture – Wear appropriate clothing when riding and respect Bali’s local traditions, communities, and religious areas.
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Insurance – Motorbike insurance is not a substitute for travel or health insurance. Appropriate insurance coverage can help protect you from significant expenses in case of an accident or damage.
Police and local authorities may conduct traffic checks, so always carry the required documents and follow local regulations.
Following these rules will help you enjoy a safer and more responsible trip around Bali. If you have any questions regarding your rental motorbike, please contact our Customer Care team.
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