The Opening Of Poltrada Bali Conversion Workshop and Simulation of Roadworthiness Testing Result of Converted Electric Motorcycles for Conversion Workshop in Bali Province

Abstract

The Indonesian government has developed a roadmap to contribute to achieving Net Zero Emission (NZE) in 2060 which is set nationally and then applies 5 (five) details of the main principles, including increasing the use of new renewable energy (EBT), reducing fossil energy, using electric vehicles in the transportation sector, increasing the use of electricity in households and industries, and utilising Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS). The Government of Indonesia's target in 2023 is to produce 50,000 units of converted motorbikes and in 2024 to 150,000 units, but the achievement of electric motorbike conversion results in 2023 only reached 181 units. In the process of converting electric motorbikes, three parties are involved, namely the Government, the Community and the Conversion Workshop. Indonesia's big national target in achieving NZE and accelerating the electric vehicle ecosystem, Bali Land Transportation Polytechnic implements a community service programme in the form of opening a Bali Land Transportation Polytechnic Conversion Workshop and Roadworthy Testing Simulation of Converted Electric Motorbikes for Conversion Workshops in Bali Province, with the aim of Poltrada Bali trying to fully contribute to the field of sustainable land transportation, especially the type of electric motorcycle vehicle to achieve the sustainability of Bali tourism. The Roadworthiness Testing Simulation starts with a brake test, headlights, horn, empty vehicle weight and speedometer ending with the provision of minutes of inspection of test results, and the evaluation stage is carried out by distributing questionnaires on the entire activity process and outlined in the preparation of the final report.