Tips for Motorcycle Trips in Belgium
What do you have to take into consideration when traveling to Belgium? Which documents do you have to take with you? Louis provides you with answers to the most important questions. No liability is accepted for errors – Louis does not accept any responsibility for the accuracy of information.
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Documents you must have with you
- Driving licence and vehicle registration certificate
- ID card or passport (since 26.6.12 it has also been obligatory for children travelling within the EU to have their own identity document.)
- International Motor Insurance Card (Green Card) is recommended.
+ Recommended Products: Document Bag
First-aid kit / Hi-vis vest
We recommend carrying a first-aid kit containing suitable wound-care supplies and packed in a dust-proof container. High-visibility vests must be carried with you and worn in the event of a breakdown.
+ Recommended Products: Motorcycle Warning Triangle, Safety Vest, First-AID Kit, Warning Light
Requirements / Regulations
Helmet Requirement: Helmets are required for both the rider and the passenger! Only helmets that comply with ECE Standard 22 are permitted.
Glove Requirement: Gloves that completely cover the hands must be worn.
Clothing Requirement: The upper and lower body must be completely covered by clothing.
Footwear Requirement: Sturdy footwear that completely covers the ankles must be worn.
+ Recommended Products: Visor and Helmet Cleaner, Proofer
Lights
Motorcycles must have their headlight on even during the daytime.
+ Recommended Products: Motorcycle Lightbulbs
Speed limits
- Within built-up areas: 50 km/h
- Outside built-up areas: 90 km/h
- Dual carriageways (expressways): 120 km/h
- Motorways (freeways): 120 km/h
Road tolls
No tolls for motorcycles.
Emergency numbers
112
Legal alcohol limit
0.05% (50 mg/100 ml blood)
Motorcycle trips across the Belgium borders
Here you will find country tips for motorcycle trips in Belgium neighbouring countries.
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