I'm still traveling to work.The problem of too few motorcycle parking spaces in Tokyo.I'm troubled by this.
Recently.Times24's Bike TimesandPark King, which is developed by Bike King.However, although they are easy to park when they first open, they quickly fill up as soon as they become known.
So, when I can't park in the parking lot I checked in advance, I sometimes use a parking meter.
There are some restrictions, such as you can only park for an hour or less, and in the city center, you can only use it during certain times of the day, but depending on where you are, it's super convenient. Today, there was an empty slot right in front of the building I was visiting, so I just pulled in.
The meeting dragged on a bit, so after an hour I moved the bike a bit and re-parked when the meter reset, so I used it for about an hour and a half total. As I was coming back to leave, the parking monitor who was cracking down on overtime vehicles came running up to me.
At this point (re-parking), the meter had only been running for 34 minutes, so no problem at all. I took some pictures of the bike while drinking a canned coffee. ......
The watchman who checked the meter. ”Oh, you put money in my account. Thank you very much." Amazing statement: ...... No, of course not: ..... I'm an adult: ......
So, I've been curious about it from the web. ”The theory is that if you are within 59 minutes, you won't be ticketed for non-payment of fees." I thought I would ask about it, but the watchman was already in the process of ticketing and taking pictures of the overdue Mercedes parked next to us, so I decided not to do that and left.
Well, the forecast for this weekend is sunny again. It's going to be cold, about the same as normal or a little warmer. Let's go touring.
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