The Bali Traffic Police Directorate has established a special task force to address traffic congestion in the islands busiest areas, with a primary focus on one of the most problematic zones — Canggu.
What to do if you have been fined?
Lately, fines on the roads of Bali have become more frequent. You may be stopped for a violation, have your bike documents taken, and receive a colored ticket. And… what to do next? This is precisel…
In Indonesia, the Electronic Traffic Law Enforcement System (ELTE) is currently in operation and gradually expanding. Will it put an end to the possibility of driving in Bali without helmets, seat bel…
Indonesia Traffic and Road Transport Law…
At the numerous requests of our readers, we have made a partial translation of the current Law on Road Traffic and Road Transport of Indonesia (UNDANG-UNDANG REPUBLIK INDONESIA NOMOR 22 TAHUN 2009 TEN…
On May 11 and 12, the main road to Uluwatu — Jalan Raya Uluwatu — will be completely closed. The reason is a large-scale Balinese religious ceremony expected to gather tens of thousands of participant…
The Bali authorities have warned that in September, both locals and visitors should prepare for increased traffic congestion due to road construction on several major highways.
At the same time, officials announced the approval of an underground tunnel project. The tunnel will run from the Tohpati intersection in Sanur to the Udayana University intersection in Jimbaran.
The Bali Transportation Agency has announced a traffic management plan for the New Year holidays in Bali’s tourist areas, particularly in Kuta.
If traffic jams occur on Jalan Raya Kuta, several measures will be implemented. For instance, a one-way traffic system heading north may be introduced.
Bali authorities have unveiled details of a new ring road project aimed at alleviating traffic congestion in the island’s busiest tourist areas.
Governor Wayan Koster announced a series of infrastructure projects designed to improve Bali’s transportation system. These initiatives include enhancements to public transport and major road network…
The annual migration of Muslims to their hometowns and villages (mudik) ahead of the Lebaran holiday has started earlier than usual in Bali this year. Many Indonesians are trying to leave the island b…
This year, Indonesians are enjoying an entire festive week in honor of the Muslim holiday Eid al-Fitr. From March 29 to April 7, many organizations are closed. This has already led to serious traffic…
