Information about these vehicles will be released by exhibitors on and after October 16 when the embargo on press releases is lifted. The Chiba Prefectural Government will display special emergency and medical vehicles, with demonstrations being planned. This program provides show visitors with a chance to test-ride commercial vehicles, enabling them to experience the functions and features of the vehicles. The boarding area is located at the southern rest area alongside the International Exhibition Hall, with two kilometers of public roads alongside the show site being used as the test-ride course. 26 commercial vehicles of 11 Japanese and two foreign manufacturers will be available, ranging from mini trucks, light vehicles for the handicapped, buses, heavy-duty trucks, and trailers.
Visitors are free to contact test-ride staff for more information.
Visitor Service Facilities Visitors may use the west, center, and east entrances on the second floor of the International Exhibition Hall. Visitor service facilities will include information desks, rest zones, shops and restaurants, parcel delivery service, cash dispensers, first- aid center, etc., which we hope will make the show as enjoyable and comfortable as possible. Internet JMIF has been providing information on the 34th Tokyo Motor Show worldwide on its official homepage since May 12. The homepage provides the show's outline, details on special events such as symposiums and the test-ride program as well as a chronology covering the show's history. In addition, the Motor Show News, a daily newspaper published at the show site, will be accessible on the web during the show days.