Porocle Sapporo City Electric Bike Rental Card (12 hours) - Sapporo, Japan

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• Porocle Sapporo City Electric Bike Rental Card (12 Hours)

Porocle is a popular shared electric bicycle service in downtown Sapporo. You can freely rent and return bicycles at more than 60 locations without having to return to the original rental point, allowing you to easily explore Sapporo.

With the "porocle 12-hour pass," you can rent and return bicycles an unlimited number of times within 12 hours from the first use. Whether you're heading to Sapporo TV Tower, the Clock Tower, or popular attractions like Hokkaido Shrine and Maruyama Zoo, you can easily move around and enjoy a free and convenient cycling experience.

Five Principles of Safe Use-

1. Bicycles should, in principle, travel in motor vehicle lanes; riding on sidewalks is only a special case.
   ● You may only walk on the sidewalk when there is a pedestrian crossing sign (for regular bicycles only).
   ● Unless otherwise specified, the following three situations are exceptions: ① Children under 13 years old (including primary school students and below), and seniors over 70 years old ② People with disabilities ③ Unavoidable situations (road construction, heavy traffic, narrow roads, etc.) Bicycles should travel on the left side of the lane.
2. Keeping bicycles on the left is a basic traffic rule.
   ● Traveling on the right side of the lane increases the relative speed with other vehicles, which is dangerous.
   ● For people who normally drive on the left, driving on the right is equivalent to driving against the flow of traffic. This not only causes trouble for others, but also makes it difficult for car drivers to see bicycles at intersections, posing a danger.
3. Pedestrians should be given priority on sidewalks.
   ● When driving on a sidewalk, you should give way to pedestrians and slow down on the side closer to the lane.
   ● In areas with pedestrians, please push your bicycle.
4. Follow safety rules.
   ● In Japanese law, bicycles are also classified as vehicles, specifically light vehicles.
   ● Just like cars, you must obey traffic signals and parking rules.
   ● Especially at intersections, thorough safety checks should be ensured.
   ● The first step in a security check is to make eye contact with drivers and pedestrians to express your intentions.
   ● Giving way to each other with a friendly attitude is the key to safe cycling.
5. Driving under the influence of alcohol is prohibited.
   ● Just like with cars, drunk driving is subject to severe penalties, potentially including up to 5 years in prison or a fine of up to 1 million yen.
   ● When going out for drinks, choose a smart way to get home, such as walking or using public transportation.
   ● You can increase your personal safety by appropriately communicating your presence to those around you.
   ● Like cars, bicycles must have their lights on at night.
   ● Porocle's lights can automatically sense dim lighting and turn on automatically, so you can use the bicycle with peace of mind.
   ● Unless clearly permitted by road signs or other means, bicycles must not ride side-by-side with other bicycles.
   ● You must not ride a bicycle while using an umbrella, holding an object, or otherwise obstructing your view or making your line of sight unstable.
   ● Do not hold a mobile phone while talking or operate buttons while driving.
   ● Do not ride a bicycle while wearing headphones, earphones, or other devices that prevent you from hearing your surroundings.

-Compensation Details-

1. The guest himself:
   ① Death and sequelae insurance coverage: 10 million yen ② Daily hospitalization insurance coverage: 5,000 yen ③ Daily hospitalization examination insurance coverage: 2,500 yen
2. Claims against third parties: The maximum amount is compensation for persons and property (200 million yen per accident).
   Special Treaty:
   ① Litigation-related cost compensation, with a maximum payment limit of 10 million yen per incident within the insurance period. ② Initial-stage cost compensation, with a maximum payment limit of 10 million yen per incident within the insurance period. ③ Compensation for victim's medical expenses, etc., with a maximum payment limit of 500,000 yen per victim.