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To help decrease accident rates, the Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Ministry has been installing multilingual traffic signs, among other efforts.
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Due to the recent increase in the number of foreign tourists visiting Japan, the number of accidents involving rental cars driven by foreigners is increasing as well.
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Using advanced mobile internet solutions, the new platform seeks to help taxi companies create more efficient transportation routes, enhance user satisfaction, and increase demand for taxi services.
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Since China did not sign the 1949 Geneva Convention on Road Traffic, which established international standards for road signs and rules, Chinese citizens who visit Japan, and other Geneva Convention-ratified countries, need an international driving permit.
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The funds transfer would give mobility services access to Vision Fund’s world-wide network of resources.
Read More →Idex Auto Japan, a dealer of new and previously owned vehicles and car rental operator in Japan, has been appointed the company's licensee to operate the brand.
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The service, which launches in Tokyo and select regions, aims to promote Lexus vehicles and meet demand for luxury car rentals in Japan.
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Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. and the City of Yokohama introduced a round-trip car sharing service on March 20, 2017, featuring the Nissan New Mobility Concept, an ultra-compact electric vehicle.
Read More →Operating in Japan, Ha:mo is made up of two services, Ha:mo Ride and Ha:mo Navi. Ha:mo Ride is Toyota's car sharing program that uses compact electric vehicles.
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The newest car sharing pilot program is part of an urban transportation system called Ha:mo, which is supposed to represent a 'harmonious mobility' network between people and where they live. Ha:mo will first establish four, unmanned car sharing stations in Toyota City.
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