Rules and Restrictions for Participants in the Free Motorbike Homecoming Program for Eid 2026
The free motorbike homecoming programme, known as Motis, is being held again ahead of Eid 2026. This programme is one of the facilities provided by the government to help people who wish to return to their hometowns in a safer and more comfortable manner.
Registration for Motis Eid 2026 has been open since 1 March 2026. The public can register online through the official website of the Ministry of Transport or directly at several designated stations. The transportation of motorcycles for the outbound journey is scheduled for 13–19 March 2026, whilst the return journey will take place on 24–30 March 2026.
To ensure an orderly journey, Motis participants are urged to understand various rules that apply whilst participating in the free motorbike homecoming programme. The following are the matters that must be carried out and a number of restrictions that participants need to observe.
Requirements for Motis Participants
Programme participants need to pay attention to several provisions so that the departure process runs smoothly. These rules also aim to maintain safety and comfort during the journey.
The following are the matters that Motis Eid 2026 participants must do:
Register according to genuine identity to avoid obstacles during the boarding process.
Arrive early at the station so that the Motis verification process can run smoothly.
Bring only necessary items and prioritise important belongings so that movement space remains comfortable.
Follow the directions of Motis officers for the sake of safety and smooth departure process.
Use official information services to check schedules, routes, and programme terms.
Maintain the cleanliness of trains and public facilities as a sign of respect to fellow homebound travellers.
Restrictions for Motis Participants
In addition to rules that must be followed, participants are also reminded not to carry out actions that could disrupt safety or comfort during the journey.
The following are restrictions that participants in the free motorbike homecoming programme must avoid:
Forging data or using the identity of another person.
Bringing unnecessary items that exceed the determined baggage limit.
Bringing prohibited items such as flammable materials or other dangerous objects.
Disturbing the comfort of other passengers, for example by playing loud music or speaking too loudly.
Leaving children unattended, particularly when in platform areas or inside trains.
By complying with these rules and avoiding the restrictions, it is hoped that the journey of free motorbike homecoming programme participants during the Eid 2026 transport period will proceed safely, in an orderly manner, and comfortably for all homebound travellers.