MLIT compiles a casebook on securing motorcycle parking under provision requirementsA casebook for increasing motorcycle parking
On October 28 the City Bureau of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism announced that it had compiled a casebook on securing parking through building-attached provision requirements and similar measures, in order to promote parking space for motorcycles in built-up areas. It gathers measures that local governments are actually using. It is not a change to the rules but a reference document of examples under the existing provision requirement scheme, and it is ready to use as of the announcement.In town centres there are car parks, but often few places to leave a motorcycle. On October 28 the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism announced that it had put together a casebook of the ideas being used by cities and prefectures around the country to increase motorcycle parking. No new obligation has been created; it is a document meant as a reference.
- 1. CheckCheck the provision requirement set by the local government where the building stands
- 2. ReferLook at the measures and ideas of other local governments in the casebook
- 3. ConsiderApply them when planning a building or reviewing a car park you own