Motorbike Buy and Rent

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Are you planning to buy or rent a motorbike in Vietnam? And do you want to ride the entire length of Vietnam on a motorbike or take a short drive through the city or countryside? Then it is good to first find out what you need to know before you buy or rent a motorbike.

 Read this comprehensive guide so that you can set off safely and wisely. This can read about buying or renting a motorbike in Vietnam: Traffic rules and laws of Vietnam Do it or not? Rent or buy a motorbike? What are the costs? Where can you rent and buy a motorbike How do I sell my motorbike? Checklist What kind of motorbike can you buy or rent in Vietnam? Best motorbike routes in Vietnam Motorbike tips Traffic rules and laws of Vietnam Basic rules You do not need a driver’s license for motorbikes under 50 cc.

 For motorbike with 50 – 174 cc you need the Vietnamese driving license A1 For motorbikes above 174 cc – you need the Vietnamese A2 driving license When buying or renting a motorbike you must get a blue card from the owner (or at least a copy). This blue card provides information about the owner of the motorbike. 

If you do not have this blue card, you may get into trouble with the police if you are arrested. No alcohol tolerance for motorists and 0.5 ‰ for motorcyclists. But be wise and never drink alcohol before you drive. Motorcyclists must wear a helmet while driving. 

More than 2 people on a motorbike is not allowed (as you will see this everywhere). In Vietnam they drive on the right. You must be 18 years old. A stronger vehicle always has priority. 

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