DRIVING IN

In Indonesia, the traffic moves on the left hand side and cars overtake on the right. It is recommended that you do not drive in Indonesia if you have never driven in Asian traffic before. The rules and regulations differ from other countries and in many places they are not taken seriously... Many of the streets in Indonesia are quite narrow and driving in these tiny roads can become difficult especially if you are accustomed to wide open roads. A lot of Indonesians park their cars on the street thereby restricting road space to drive on. You have to be extremely careful of motorcyclists, pedestrians, buses etc while driving as they may cut you from any side to pass... Driving-in.com - International Driver's Guide - Information about driving in various countries around the world.