Sapporo City Porocle Electric 1-Day Bike Rental | Sapporo, Japan

Explore Sapporo hassle-free! Book a 1-day rental pass for a electric bicycle
adventure through KKday. Return it at any Porocle parking base and unlock the
city's wonders on wheels. Enjoy the vibrant city center at your own pace with
convenience and ease!

• Experience ultimate flexibility! Return your bike at a different spot, unlocking seamless sightseeing in lively Sapporo
• Effortless convenience awaits! The1-day pass lets you breeze through operations with a quick scan
• Uncover hidden gems! Leave your wheels behind and stumble upon charming shops and restaurants unreachable by car

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ー Ticket Description ー

• Get the Sapporo City Porocle Electric Bicycle Rental 1-day pass! Enjoy the freedom of picking up and returning your electric bike at over 50 downtown locations. With the pass in hand, you have the flexibility to rent and return the bike whenever you need, ensuring a convenient and hassle-free way to explore vibrant Sapporo.

ー Five Principles for Safe Use ー

1. In principle, bikes should be driven on motor vehicle lanes, with sidewalk riding allowed only in exceptional cases. You can only ride on the sidewalk when there is a sign indicating permission. In the absence of signs, exceptions include:
   
   ① Children under 13, senior citizens aged 70 and above
   
   ② People with disabilities
   
   ③ Unavoidable situations, like road construction or heavy traffic

   
   

2. Bicycles should be driven on the left side of the lane. Passing on the left is a basic traffic rule for bicycles, as riding on the right side increases relative speed, causes inconvenience to others, and makes it difficult for car drivers to detect bicycles at intersections

   
   
3. Pedestrians have the right-of-way on sidewalks. When riding on the sidewalk, give priority to pedestrians, slow down near the lane, and walk with your bicycle when there are pedestrians around
4. Bicycles are classified as vehicles under Japanese law and follow the same rules as cars for signals and parking. Adequate security checks, such as making eye contact with drivers and pedestrians, should be ensured, particularly at intersections. Friendly cooperation and giving way to each other are key to riding safely
5. Prohibition of Drunk Driving: Drunk driving on bicycles is strictly prohibited and carries severe penalties, including imprisonment and fines. Choose smarter alternatives like walking or using public transportation when going for a drink. Communicate your presence effectively by turning on your bicycle lights at night.
   
   Additional Guidelines:
   
   - Do not ride parallel to other bicycles unless expressly permitted by road
   signs
   
   - Avoid obstructing your sight by using umbrellas or handheld objects while
   riding
   
   - Refrain from talking on or operating mobile phones while cycling
   
   - Do not wear earphones or headphones that impede hearing the surrounding
   sounds

ー Compensation Details ー

1. Guest's coverage:
   
   - Coverage for death or residual disability: Up to JP¥10 million
   
   - Daily coverage for hospitalization: JP¥5,000
   
   - Daily coverage for out-patient expenses: JP¥2,500

   
   

2. Compensation to third parties: Maximum limit for compensation: JP¥200 million per accident

   
   
3. Special provisions:
   
   - Coverage for legal expenses (within the insurance period): Up to JP¥10
   million per accident
   
   - Coverage for initial response expenses (within the insurance period): Up to
   JP¥10 million per accident
   
   - Coverage for injured persons' medical expenses, etc. (within the insurance
   period): Up to JP¥500,000 per person