ユーザガイド
交通ガイド
シートベルト
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Wear your seatbelt at all times while driving.
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All occupants of the vehicle must wear seatbelts at all times, including passengers in the front and the back.
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Failure to wear your seatbelt can result in hefty fines.
Drinking and Driving
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Do not drink alcohol and drive
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Alcohol can stay in the blood stream for up to 12 hours. Drinks from the night before can show up on breathalyzer tests and land you in a lot of trouble.
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Tokyo Supercars staff members hold the right to reject and cancel bookings with no refund if the clients are suspected of being under the influence.
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Tokyo Supercars also reserves the right to carry out a breathalyzer test at any time if the clients are suspected of being under the influence.
Cell Phones and Driving
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Do not talk on the phone or text while driving
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If caught doing so, you can be charged a hefty fine and in some cases may face jail time.
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Tokyo Supercars provides ample time to get photos and videos of the supercars, so please do not take unnecessary risks while driving.
Speed Limits
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Please respect the speed limits on all roads
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In Japan, speed is measured in kilometers per hour (km/h)
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In general, the maximum speed allowed on regular roads is 60km/h, and 100km/h on the highway (120km/h on some)
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Be on the look out for speed limit signs which look round with a red circle surrounding a number such as in the photo above.
Traffic Lights
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Do not ever run a red light
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A flashing yellow (amber) light means to proceed with caution
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A flashing red light means you must make a full stop before proceeding, it carries the same meaning as a stop sign
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If you see a traffic light that is red but is showing green arrows, this means you can proceed but only in the direction the arrows are pointing. They essentially mean a green light in the specific directions. When you see a green arrow, the direction it is pointing in is allowed even if above it there is a red light.