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Laws and Regulations
- 1/30If you operate a motorcycle in Oman
A Class 6 license is required to legally operate a motorcycle in Oman, ensuring the rider is trained and authorized.
When riding on public roads
Wearing an approved helmet reduces the risk of head injuries and is mandatory under Omani law.
If your motorcycle lacks a license plate
Authorities may impose fines and impound motorcycles if riders violate serious traffic laws.
When riding at night
Functional lights improve visibility and safety, and are required at all times when operating a motorcycle.
If caught speeding on a motorcycle
Speeding is a traffic offense in Oman, and fines range from OMR 10 to OMR 50 or more depending on how much the rider exceeds the speed limit.
If you ride without insurance
Illegal actions such as reckless driving or unauthorized riding can lead to fines or even detention.
When turning or changing lanes
Clear signaling alerts other road users to your intentions, reducing the risk of collisions.
If you transport a passenger
Carrying a passenger is only legal if the motorcycle has a designated passenger seat and footrests to ensure safety.
If a passenger is under 10 years old
Children below the legal age or individuals not allowed by law are prohibited from riding as passengers on motorcycles.
When riding in a residential zone
The default speed limit in many urban or residential areas is 40 km/h, and riders must follow posted signs when limits differ.
If your motorcycle is modified illegally
Violations such as reckless riding, riding without a license, or illegal modifications can result in fines and impoundment.
When passing vehicles on highways
Motorcycles must only overtake from the left, using indicators or hand signals and ensuring it is safe to pass.
If involved in a road accident
In case of an accident, riders must stop at the scene and report it immediately to the Royal Oman Police.
When stopped by police for inspection
Riders are legally required to present their driving license, motorcycle registration, and insurance upon a traffic officer’s request.
If caught without wearing a helmet
Certain offenses, such as speeding or ignoring signals, result in fines and accumulation of demerit points on the rider’s record.
When using your mobile phone while riding
Using mobile phones or engaging in distracting activities while riding is banned and penalized as dangerous driving.
At intersections with no traffic lights
Riders must respect priority rules at intersections and pedestrian crossings, proceeding carefully to avoid accidents.
If your license is expired
Individuals without a valid Class 6 license, or whose license is suspended, are not legally permitted to ride a motorcycle.
When riding in fog or poor visibility
During fog, heavy rain, or night riding, low-beam headlights must be used, and speed should be reduced for visibility and safety.
If your exhaust is too loud
Motorcycles with loud or modified exhausts exceeding permissible noise levels can result in fines under environmental regulations.
If found racing or doing stunts
Engaging in dangerous acts like stunt riding, fleeing police, or riding under the influence may lead to arrest and bike seizure.
When approaching pedestrian crossings
Riders are required to stop and allow pedestrians to safely cross at marked pedestrian crossings.
If you ride on a sidewalk or pedestrian path
Riding in restricted or prohibited zones can lead to fines, and authorities may remove the rider from the area.
When overtaking near intersections or curves
Riding in conditions like dense fog or sandstorms is banned because it poses a high risk of accidents.
If riding without reflectors at night
Riding at night without proper lights or safety measures, riders may face fines or restrictions on night riding.
When crossing a red traffic light
Serious traffic offenses such as ignoring traffic lights or speeding result in fines and accumulation of demerit points
If stopped at a police checkpoint
Riders must comply with traffic officers, presenting required documents and following all legal instructions.
When transporting items on a motorcycle
Any load carried on the motorcycle must be firmly secured and not exceed legal width to avoid instability and hazards.
If parked in a restricted or no-parking zone
Illegal parking, abandoned vehicles, or serious violations may lead to the motorcycle being towed or impounded by authorities.
When riding in a group or convoy
Riders must keep a safe distance from other vehicles and are prohibited from engaging in street racing, which is illegal and dangerous.