To All Students Who Wish to Use Bicycles on Campus
All bicycles that are used on campus must be registered.
Illegally parked bicycles and bicycles without registration will be clamped or

How to Register Your Bicycle
Step 1

impounded (moved to temporary storage).
Read the following basic guidelines and follow the correct procedures and rules.

Three Basic Guidelines for Riding Bicycles on Campus
1. Refrain from purchasing a bicycle for on-campus use
The number of parking spaces for bicycles on campus is limited. If possible, use other means oftransportation, such as walking and/or taking the train.
Refrain from purchasing a bicycle if you are planning to use it only to move around campus.
If you use a bicycle, ride safely on the left side of the road. Pedestrians have the right of way oncampus.

Step 2

Select “Bicycle, Motorbike Registration” on the “Web System for S&F”

NOTE: You need to have completed “theft-prevention registration” (see below) before you canregister your bicycle on the “Web System for S&F.”
Select “Web System for S&F” through the Tokyo Tech Portal: (http://portal.titech.ac.jp/)
Select “Registration” from the menu. The website provides detailed step-by-step information forregistering your bicycle. Be sure to read through this site carefully.
Theft-prevention registration for bicycles is required by Japanese law
Theft-prevention registration for bicycles can be done at the store where you purchase yourbicycle or at the Registry Office for Theft-Prevention for Bicycles.
Owners who have not completed a theft-prevention registration are required to do so.
Registration fee and validity period are as follows.
Tokyo : 500yen / 10years
Kanagawa : 600yen / 7years

Bring your student ID and theft-prevention registration certificate to oneof the offices below any time after next day following completion of webregistration

Excludes Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays, summer holidays, and New Year’s holiday[Ookayama Campus]
General Administration Group, Student Division, Student Service Department
Ookayama West Bldg. 8E, 1 Fl (Ext. 3003)

2. Affix your registration sticker visibly on your bicycle
When you register your bicycle, you will receive an official registration sticker. Be sure to affix thesticker visibly on your bicycle.
Bicycles without registration stickers will be clamped or impounded.
Your bicycle registration will be valid until the end of March each year.
Remember to re-register your bicycle if you wish to continue using it the following year.

3. Park your bicycle in the designated parking areas only
Always park your bicycle in the Institute’s designated bicycle parking area. Clamping, impounding andde-registration of bicycles left outside the designated parking areas will be strictly enforced.
Do not leave bicycles on the tactile paving used to guide the visually impaired.
Bicycles parked near building entrances and/or on the road impede the flow of traffic. These
areas must remain free and clear of all obstacles for emergency evacuations.
Any bicycle owner found to be in violation of the campus traffic rules (not complying with street
safety or parking rules), will have his/her bicycle clamped or impounded, and his/her bicycle
rights will be revoked. Once revoked, you will not be able to register a bicycle for one year fromthe date of revocation.
Owners of bicycles that have been impounded may be charged a removal fee.
Do not abandon bicycles that are no longer needed, especially after graduating, on or around campus.
Should a bicycle be found to have been abandoned on or around campus, the owner will beidentified, and he/she may be charged a removal and/or disposal fee. Abandoned bicycles not only
take up the Institute’s limited parking spaces, but also adversely affect the safety andappearance of the Institute. Impoundment and disposal costs for unregistered and abandoned
bicycles on campus exceed 1 million yen every year.

Other
Persons responsible for damaging campus property with bicycles will be charged for repairs.
Only one bicycle or motorbike per person can be registered.
It is mandatory to take out bicycle liability insurance in Tokyo and Kanagawa prefecture. Check yourinsurance status and if you haven’t, be sure to join.
Bicycle theft incident has occurred on Campus. Be sure to lock your bicycle when parking.

[Suzukakedai Campus]
Suzukakedai Student Group, Student Division, Student Service Department
Suzukakedai J1 Bldg., 1 Fl (Ext. 5933)
Open between 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. on weekdays

Step 3Affix the registration sticker on your bicycle in a highly visible location(e.g. mudguard)

You will need to re-register your bicycle in April of the following academic year if you wish tocontinue using it.

Bicycle Safety Rules
1. Ride on roadways (Riding on the sidewalk is an exception, not the rule)
2. Ride on the left on all roadways
3. If you do ride on the sidewalk, always yield to pedestrians, ride slowly and on the side closer to the roadway
4. Follow all safety rules: No drunk cycling; not more than one person on a bicycle; no riding parallel to anotherbicycle; use bicycle lights at night; obey traffic signals; stop and check for safety at all intersections
5. Cyclists have been prohibited from riding in the “no riding”areas.

[Inquiries]

Ookayama Campus
General Administration Group, Student Division, Student Service Department (Ext. 3003)
Suzukakedai Campus
Suzukakedai Student Group, Student Division, Student Service Department (Ext. 5933)

General Safety Management Section（http://www.gsmc.titech.ac.jp/）

二輪車登録パンフレット【英語／表】To All Students Who Wish to Use Bicycles on Campus
All bicycles that are used on campus must be registered.
Illegally parked bicycles and bicycles without registration will be clamped or

How to Register Your Bicycle
Step 1

impounded (moved to temporary storage).
Read the following basic guidelines and follow the correct procedures and rules.

Three Basic Guidelines for Riding Bicycles on Campus
1. Refrain from purchasing a bicycle for on-campus use
The number of parking spaces for bicycles on campus is limited. If possible, use other means oftransportation, such as walking and/or taking the train.
Refrain from purchasing a bicycle if you are planning to use it only to move around campus.
If you use a bicycle, ride safely on the left side of the road. Pedestrians have the right of way oncampus.

Step 2

Select “Bicycle, Motorbike Registration” on the “Web System for S&F”

NOTE: You need to have completed “theft-prevention registration” (see below) before you canapply for registration of your bicycle on the “Web System for S&F.”
Select “Web System for S&F” through the Tokyo Tech Portal: (http://portal.titech.ac.jp/)
Select “Registration” from the menu. The website provides detailed step-by-step information forregistering your bicycle. Be sure to read through this site carefully.
Theft-prevention registration for bicycles is required by Japanese law
Theft-prevention registration for bicycles can be done at the store where you purchase yourbicycle or at the Registry Office for Theft-Prevention for Bicycles.
Owners who have not completed a theft-prevention registration are required to do so.
Registration fee and validity period are as follows.
Kanagawa : 600yen / 7years
Tokyo : 660yen / 10years

Please bring your "Student ID" and "Crime Prevention Registration
Card" to the following window after 1:30 p.m. on the next day of yourregistrationExcludes Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays, summer holidays, and New Year’s holiday[Ookayama Campus]
Taki Plaza Information desk, 1F. Taki Plaza(Support Planning Group, Student Support Division Ext. 3011)
Office hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. on weekdays

2. Affix your registration sticker visibly on your bicycle
When you register your bicycle, you will receive an official registration sticker. Be sure to affix thesticker visibly on your bicycle.
Bicycles without registration stickers will be clamped or impounded.
Your bicycle registration will be valid until the end of March each year.
Remember to re-register your bicycle if you wish to continue using it the following year.

3. Park your bicycle in the designated parking areas only
Always park your bicycle in the Institute’s designated bicycle parking area. Clamping, impounding andde-registration of bicycles left outside the designated parking areas will be strictly enforced.
Do not leave bicycles on the tactile paving used to guide the visually impaired.
Bicycles parked near building entrances and/or on the road impede the flow of traffic. Theseareas must remain free and clear of all obstacles for emergency evacuations.
Any bicycle owner found to be in violation of the campus traffic rules (not complying with street
safety or parking rules), will have his/her bicycle clamped or impounded, and his/her bicycle
rights will be revoked. Once revoked, you will not be able to register a bicycle for one year fromthe date of revocation.
Owners of bicycles that have been impounded may be charged a removal fee.
Do not abandon bicycles that are no longer needed, especially after graduating, on or around campus.
Should a bicycle be found to have been abandoned on or around campus, the owner will beidentified, and he/she may be charged a removal and/or disposal fee. Abandoned bicycles not only
take up the Institute’s limited parking spaces, but also adversely affect the safety andappearance of the Institute. Impoundment and disposal costs for unregistered and abandoned
bicycles on campus exceed 1 million yen every year.

Other
Persons responsible for damaging campus property with bicycles will be charged for repairs.
Only one bicycle or motorbike per person can be registered.
It is mandatory to take out bicycle liability insurance in Tokyo and Kanagawa prefecture. Check yourinsurance status and if you haven’t, be sure to join.
Bicycle theft incident has occurred on Campus. Be sure to lock your bicycle when parking.

[Suzukakedai Campus]
Suzukakedai Student Support Group, Student Support Division
Suzukakedai J1 Bldg., 1 Fl (Ext. 5935)
Office hours: please refer to the website below.
https://www.titech.ac.jp/english/student/students/certificates/submitting/offices

Step 3Affix the registration sticker on your bicycle in a highly visible location(e.g. mudguard)

You will need to re-register your bicycle in April of the following academic year if you wish tocontinue using it.

Bicycle Safety Rules
1. Ride on roadways (Riding on the sidewalk is an exception, not the rule)
2. Ride on the left on all roadways
3. If you do ride on the sidewalk, always yield to pedestrians, ride slowly and on the side closer to the roadway
4. Follow all safety rules: No drunk cycling; not more than one person on a bicycle; no riding parallel to anotherbicycle; use bicycle lights at night; obey traffic signals; stop and check for safety at all intersections
5. Cyclists have been prohibited from riding in the “no riding”areas.

[Inquiries]

Ookayama Campus
Support Plannig Group, Student Support Division (Ext. 3011)
Suzukakedai Campus
Suzukakedai Student Support Group, Student Support Division (Ext. 5935)

General Safety Management Section（http://www.gsmc.titech.ac.jp/）

二輪車登録パンフレット【英語／表】