Bogota Tightens Halloween Motorcycle Rules as ‘Terror Caravans’ Raise Traffic Concerns
Bogota will impose special motorcycle restrictions for Halloween 2026 after enforcement operations during last year’s holiday produced 1,711 traffic citations and 963 impounded motorcycles. Authorities aim to curb dangerous riding and traffic disruption associated with the so-called “terror caravans” during one of the capital’s busiest holiday weekends. The restrictions run from Oct. 29 through…
Bogotá is tightening motorcycle restrictions for Halloween 2026 in response to "terror caravans" that caused 1,711 traffic citations and 963 impounded motorcycles last year. The city will limit motorcycle travel with passengers at night and prohibit motorcycle circulation on 19 major roads during specific overnight hours from Oct.
29 through Nov. 3. Special measures aim to curb reckless riding, noise pollution, road blockages, and disregard for traffic regulations. About 1,000 traffic police officers and civilian agents will support 21 mobile checkpoints. Motorcycles remain essential for commuting in Bogotá, with around 13.5 million registered motorcycles representing 63% of the registered vehicle fleet in Colombia.
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