Bali Gridlocked : When Tourism Becomes a Burden on the Roads
This is a Response to the Pariwisata Berkelanjutan wikithon
Bali sampun ngaponin macet, utamaning ring wewidangan pariwisata kados ring Canggu, Ubud, miwah Kuta. Margi sane alit, nanging kendaraan nyantos langkung, wisatawan, ojeg online, miwah mobil sewaan makantenan. Miturut sesuluh saking Dinas Perhubungan, antuk kendaraan ring Bali nincapang sawarsa-sawarsa, nanging tata margi tan kaparekayang mangda madolan. Wenten sane nguningayang yening pariwisata nenten dadosang reribed, nanging yening macet sanjang, satonden malih dados tamu ring Bali? Solusine, mangda nyida transportasi umum sane becik, ngawatesin kendaraan sewaan, miwah nyadiayang jalur khusus ring krama lokal. Pamrentah, wisatawan, miwah krama sami mangda sadar tur nganutin aturan mangda nenten langkung parah. Yening punika dibiayang, pesona Bali jagi sirna. Tan dados ngantos-antos, anggenin mulai saking awak dewek!.
Bali sekarang makin macet, terutama di tempat wisata kayak Canggu, Ubud, dan Kuta. Jalanan kecil, tapi kendaraan makin numpuk—wisatawan, ojek online, rental mobil, semua tumpah ruah. Data dari Dishub bilang jumlah kendaraan naik drastis tiap tahun, tapi jalanan segitu-gitu aja. Banyak yang bilang pariwisata penting buat ekonomi, tapi kalau macet terus, siapa yang masih betah ke Bali? Mau jalan bentar aja butuh waktu berjam-jam. Solusinya? Harus ada transportasi umum yang beneran jalan, batasin kendaraan sewa, dan kasih jalur khusus buat warga lokal. Pemerintah, wisatawan, dan kita sendiri harus sadar dan ikut aturan biar nggak makin parah. Kalau dibiarkan, Bali bisa kehilangan daya tariknya. Mau perubahan? Jangan nunggu, ayo mulai dari diri sendiri!.
Bali is now heavily congested, especially in tourist areas like Canggu, Ubud, and Kuta. The roads are narrow, yet the number of vehicles keeps increasing—tourists, online taxis, and rental cars fill the streets. According to reports from the Department of Transportation, the number of vehicles in Bali has risen significantly over the years, yet road infrastructure has not been improved accordingly. Some argue that tourism does not cause major issues, but if traffic jams continue, will visitors still want to come to Bali? The solution is to establish a more efficient public transportation system, limit rental vehicles, and create special lanes for local residents. The government, tourists, and the community must work together to prevent further deterioration. If left unchecked, Bali’s charm will fade. Change doesn’t wait—let’s start with ourselves!.
- Category
- high
- Affiliation
- SMA NEGERI 1 KERAMBITAN
- Age
- 16-21
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