JP2018088130A - Vehicle lending support apparatus, vehicle lending support program, and vehicle lending support method - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a vehicle lending support apparatus, a vehicle lending support program, and a vehicle lending support method capable of increasing accommodations for travelers to stay and allowing them to easily and safely experience extraordinary living.SOLUTION: A vehicle lending support apparatus comprises: lending information recording means 130 for recording lending information including vehicle information on a vehicle type, one or more lending spots to which a vehicle owner 200 can allocate in association with the vehicle information and a lending vehicle available time; lending information extracting means 150 for extracting lending response information corresponding to use request information of a lessee 300 out of the lending information from the lending information recording means 130; and reservation accepting means 170 for accepting reservation information including a desirable lending point and time of a desirable vehicle that the lessee wishes to use and for changing to make the desirable lending time of the desirable vehicle at the other lending points than the desirable lending point unacceptable for the lending.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a vehicle lending support device, a vehicle lending support program, and a vehicle lending support method, and more particularly to a vehicle lending support device, a vehicle lending support program, and a vehicle lending support method for supporting vehicle lending.

  Traditionally, humans have renewed their minds by moving away from their daily lives and experiencing different experiences from their daily lives. For example, a trip, sometimes a day trip or sometimes a trip abroad for more than a month, but when you take a stroll around a tourist destination, you will leave your daily life and come back with a refreshed feeling. is there.

  In tourist spots visited by such travelers, there are accommodation facilities such as inns and hotels so that travelers can stay around. By staying in an accommodation facility different from daily life in this way, a traveler can experience an extraordinary life.

  In this way, a traveler who uses an accommodation facility uses an accommodation facility reservation system or the like that can make a reservation by referring to the information of the accommodation facility that he / she wants to stay on, for example, using the Internet. (For example, refer to Patent Document 1).

  In addition, in order to obtain an extraordinary life, travelers use various facilities as well as accommodation facilities such as inns and hotels. For example, the use of campers. Travelers can renew themselves by using campers to travel to nature such as the sea and mountains, enjoy meals surrounded by nature, various activities, and stay in the car. .

  Such campers are expensive because they are equipped with facilities that can sleep in the interior of the vehicle, water supply facilities, cooking facilities, etc., and it is very difficult for individuals to own. Accordingly, camper rental services are known.

  For example, camper rental companies provide a service in which a camper is prepared in-house, or a camper is rented from a camper owner and leased to a traveler. By using such a service, a traveler can easily experience a non-daily life using a camper at a low price.

JP-T-2006-512645

However, there are various problems in the accommodation facilities and camper rental services provided for travelers to experience extraordinary life. One of the problems is the lack of accommodation facilities.

  The accommodations used by travelers are located near tourist sites visited by many travelers, and the accommodations are limited, and nowadays accommodations are secured on the desired date and time, as the number of travelers from overseas has increased. It has become difficult to do.

  In 2015, the number of foreign tourists visiting Japan was 197,37,000, which is very close to 20 million, and the number of foreign tourists visiting Japan will continue to increase. In this situation, securing accommodation facilities is a big problem.

  As the number of visitors to sightseeing spots in Japan increases in this way, accommodations near sightseeing spots are immediately filled with reservations, and travelers who have not been able to make reservations use accommodations far from sightseeing spots. I will be forced to do that.

  However, such accommodations far from sightseeing spots are often far from public transportation stations, etc., and in order to move to accommodations, you have to use taxis or cars. Moving around was very inconvenient.

On the other hand, the camper can be moved by a camper equipped with accommodation facilities, so that it is possible to visit a sightseeing spot while enjoying an extraordinary life.
However, since the camper has many facilities, the size of the car body is larger than that of a general car, and the parking space is limited.

  For example, even if you want to stay near a sightseeing spot on a trip using a camper, it is not practical to use multiple parking spaces for ordinary cars or large parking lots such as buses.

  There are also parking lots where large campers can be parked, but there are many such parking lots in rural areas. Such local parking lots have few shops and restaurants nearby, and it was very difficult to park a camper for shopping and eating.

In addition, if a disaster occurs when staying with a camper, there is no shop or restaurant nearby, so it may be difficult to secure food.
Furthermore, when foreign tourists visiting Japan use such a camper rental service, they will stay overnight in remote areas in an unfamiliar foreign country, making it difficult and easy to get rid of anxiety The service for foreigners who could do it was not reached.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and provides a vehicle lending support device and a vehicle lending support that increase the number of accommodations where travelers can stay and allow travelers to experience extraordinary life with peace of mind. The purpose is to provide a program and a vehicle rental support method.

  In the present invention, in order to solve the above-mentioned problem, in the vehicle lending support apparatus for supporting the lending of the vehicle, the vehicle information including the vehicle type of the vehicle and the vehicle owner can dispatch one or more vehicles in association with the vehicle information. Lending information recording means for recording lending information including lending points and lending available time, which is a time during which the vehicle can be rented, and lending correspondence information corresponding to the borrower's desired use information among the lending information The lending information extracting means for extracting the lending information from the lending information recording means, the desired lending point that is the lending point desired by the lessee, and the time that the lessee desires to use in the vehicle that is desired to be used. Reservation information including the desired use time is received, and the desired use time at a rental point other than the desired rental point in the desired use vehicle is changed to non-rentable. Vehicle rental support device is provided, characterized in that it comprises a reservation unit.

  Thereby, the lending information recording means associates with the vehicle information including the vehicle type of the vehicle, one or more lending points where the vehicle owner can deliver the vehicle, and the lending available time which is the time when the vehicle can be rented The lending information extracting means extracts the lending correspondence information corresponding to the borrower's desired use information from the lending information recording means from the lending information, and the reservation accepting means wishes to use the lending information. Accepting reservation information including the desired lending point, which is the lending point desired by the lessee, and the desired use time, which is the time the lessee wishes to use, in the vehicle desired to be used, and used at a lending point other than the desired lending point for the vehicle desired to be used Change the desired time so that it cannot be lent.

  According to the present invention, in the vehicle lending support program for supporting the lending of the vehicle, the computer is associated with the vehicle information including the vehicle type of the vehicle and the vehicle information, and the one or more lending points where the vehicle owner can deliver the vehicle. And lending information recording means for recording lending information including lending available time, which is a time during which the vehicle can be lent, and lending information corresponding to borrower's use desired information among the lending information. Lending information extracting means extracted from the recording means, including a desired lending point that is a lending point desired by the borrower and a desired use time that is the time that the lessee desires to use in a vehicle that is desired to be used. Reservation information is received and the desired use time at a rental point other than the desired rental point on the desired vehicle is scheduled to be changed to non-rentable. Vehicle rental support program for causing to function as an accepting means.

  Thereby, the lending information recording means associates with the vehicle information including the vehicle type of the vehicle, one or more lending points where the vehicle owner can deliver the vehicle, and the lending available time which is the time when the vehicle can be rented The lending information extracting means extracts the lending correspondence information corresponding to the borrower's desired use information from the lending information recording means from the lending information, and the reservation accepting means wishes to use the lending information. Accepting reservation information including the desired lending point, which is the lending point desired by the lessee, and the desired use time, which is the time the lessee wishes to use, in the vehicle desired to be used, and used at a lending point other than the desired lending point for the vehicle desired to be used Change the desired time so that it cannot be lent.

The present invention also provides a vehicle rental support method for supporting vehicle rental,
The lending information recording means associates with the vehicle information including the vehicle type of the vehicle, one or more lending points where the owner of the vehicle can deliver the vehicle, and lending that is the time when the vehicle can be lent Recording lending information including time; and
A step in which lending information extracting means extracts lending correspondence information corresponding to lessee's use desired information from the lending information recording means among the lending information;
Reservation information including a desired lending point that is a lending point desired by a lessee and a desired use time that is a time that the lessee desires to use in a vehicle that is desired to be used by a reservation accepting unit that is a vehicle that is desired to be used, and Changing the desired use time at a lending point other than the desired lending point in a vehicle desired to be used to be non-rentable;
A vehicle lending support method characterized by comprising:

  Thereby, the lending information recording means associates with the vehicle information including the vehicle type of the vehicle, one or more lending points where the vehicle owner can deliver the vehicle, and the lending available time which is the time when the vehicle can be rented The lending information extracting means extracts the lending correspondence information corresponding to the borrower's desired use information from the lending information recording means from the lending information, and the reservation accepting means wishes to use the lending information. Accepting reservation information including the desired lending point, which is the lending point desired by the lessee, and the desired use time, which is the time the lessee wishes to use, in the vehicle desired to be used, and used at a lending point other than the desired lending point for the vehicle desired to be used Change the desired time so that it cannot be lent.

  According to the vehicle lending support device, the vehicle lending support program, and the vehicle lending support method of the present invention, the lending information recording means associates with the vehicle information including the vehicle type of the vehicle and the vehicle information so that the vehicle owner can dispatch one or more vehicles. Lending information including the lending point of the vehicle and the lending available time that is the time when the vehicle can be rented is recorded, and the lending information extraction means lends lending correspondence information corresponding to the borrower's desired use information among lending information Extracted from the information recording means, including the desired lending point that is the lending point desired by the lessee and the desired use time that the lessee wants to use in the vehicle that is desired to be used by the reservation receiving means. Reservation information is accepted, and the desired use time at a rental point other than the desired rental point on the vehicle you want to use is changed to non-rentable, increasing the number of accommodations where travelers can stay And travelers can can feel free to peace of mind to experience the extraordinary life.

It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the vehicle rental assistance apparatus which concerns on this Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the vehicle information memorize | stored in a vehicle information storage part. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the lending point information memorize | stored in a lending point memory | storage part. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the lending information which a lending information recording means memorize | stores in a lending information storage part. It is a flowchart which shows the process which the lending information recording means of the form of a present Example performs. It is a flowchart which shows the process which the lending information extraction means of the form of a present Example performs. It is a flowchart which shows the process which the reservation reception means and rental impossible registration means of a form of a present Example perform. It is a figure which shows the example of provision of the information which the information provision means of a present Example provides. It is a figure which shows the provision example of the map information which the information provision means of a present Example provides. It is a figure which shows the provision example of the vehicle type information which the information provision means of a present Example provides. It is a figure which shows the detail of the reservation site which a vehicle rental assistance apparatus provides. It is a figure which shows the detail of the reservation site which a vehicle rental assistance apparatus provides. It is a figure which shows the flow until a user makes a payment using a payment agency service and receives a vehicle overnight service. It is a figure which shows the flow until a user complete | finishes a vehicle overnight service and a vehicle is returned to a vehicle owner. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the vehicle information memorize | stored in a vehicle information storage part. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the lending information which a lending information recording means memorize | stores in a lending information storage part. It is a figure which shows the example of provision of the information which the information provision means of a present Example provides.

[First Embodiment]
First, the outline of the first embodiment of the present invention will be described.
The first embodiment of the present invention is intended to make up for an accommodation facility that has become insufficient due to an increase in the number of travelers from overseas. For example, a vehicle that allows accommodation such as a camper is a mobile accommodation. It is intended as a facility. Specifically, campers owned by individuals and rental companies are anchored in store parking lots such as empty parking lots owned by individuals and convenience stores with little use at night, and in-vehicle night service is provided.

  As a result, the parking lot owner can rent a parking lot for the overnight stay service, and can earn income as the parking fee used for the overnight stay service. The store parking lot with few people can be used effectively.

  In addition, when a store parking lot such as a convenience store is rented, the vehicle is anchored in the store parking lot, so it is expected that the user of the overnight stay service will purchase food and miscellaneous goods at the store.

In addition, the vehicle owner can rent a vehicle for the vehicle overnight service, and thereby obtain an income as a usage fee for the vehicle used for the vehicle overnight service. In addition, there are more opportunities to use it at night and weekdays, which are usually not used, and an increase in operating rate can be expected.
The outline of the first embodiment of the present invention is as described above.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a vehicle lending support apparatus according to the present embodiment.
As shown in FIG. 1, the vehicle lending support apparatus 100 includes a vehicle information storage unit 110, a lending point storage unit 120, a lending information recording unit 130, a lending information storage unit 140, a lending information extracting unit 150, an information providing unit 160, a reservation. A receiving unit 170, a reservation information storage unit 180, and a rental impossible registration unit 190 are provided.

  The vehicle lending support device 100 is used to support lending a vehicle owned by the vehicle owner 200, such as a camper or a bus, to the user 300 as a vehicle that is used for the overnight stay service. The vehicle owner 200 here may be an individual, or may be a rental dealer who performs a vehicle rental business.

  Further, the vehicle lending support device 100 is used to support lending a lending point owned by the lending point owner 400, such as a parking lot or land, as a parking lot used for a vehicle overnight service. The lending point owner 400 here may be an individual or a real estate agent that lends land.

  The vehicle information storage unit 110 is for storing information on a vehicle owned or rented by the vehicle owner 200, and is connected to the rent information recording means 130.

  The information stored in the vehicle information storage unit 110 stores various information such as the interior information of the camper and information about the vehicle owner 200, for example. In addition, since vehicle information stored in the vehicle information storage unit 110, for example, interior information and facility information, serves as an information source when the user 300 selects a vehicle, it is desirable to store a lot of information.

  The lending point storage unit 120 is for storing information such as parking lots and land owned by the lending point owner 400 or lent out, and is connected to the lending information recording unit 130.

  The information stored in the lending point storage unit 120 stores, for example, the position of the parking lot, surrounding information, the size of the parking space, information on the lending point owner 400, and the like. For example, when registering a store parking lot of a convenience store owned by the lending point owner 400 in the lending point storage unit 120 as a lending point, store information such as the store being a convenience store may be stored.

  The lending information recording means 130 is for recording in the lending information storage unit 140 the lending points at which the vehicle owner 200 can deliver vehicles and the lending available time for each lending point. The vehicle information storage unit 110, the lending point storage unit 120 and the lending information storage unit 140.

  For example, the vehicle owner 200 owns a vehicle A that can be rented, and the stores that the vehicle owner 200 can dispatch are convenience store A, convenience store B, and convenience store C, which can be lent from October 1 to October 3. "Convenience store A: October 1 to October 3", "Convenience store B: October 1 to October 3", "Convenience store C: October 1 to October 3", The lending information recording means 130 stores the lending available time for each lending point in the lending information storage unit 140.

Further, the information stored in the lending information storage unit 140 stores the lending status indicating whether lending is possible or not lending for each lending available time with respect to the lending point, and when a vehicle that can be lent is reserved, The lending status column for that time period is updated so that lending is not possible. Details will be described later.
In the above example, the rentable time is specified in units of days. However, the rentable time can be set in detail in units of time such as “October 1 from 10:00 to 12:00”.

  The lending information extraction means 150 is for extracting a rentable vehicle and a rentable parking lot from information stored in the lending information storage unit 140 according to desired conditions such as the area and vehicle type desired by the user 300. The lending information storage unit 140 and the information providing unit 160 are connected.

  For example, when the user 300 inputs an area in which the vehicle night service is desired to the rental information extraction unit 150 as a desired condition, the rental point registered in the area input as the desired condition and a vehicle that can be rented at the rental point Is extracted.

  Further, when the user 300 inputs a desired vehicle to the rental information extraction means 150 as a desired condition when using the in-vehicle service, a rental point and a rental time at which the vehicle including the desired condition is lent are extracted. The

The information providing means 160 is for providing the information extracted by the lending information extracting means 150 to the user 300 and is connected to the lending information extracting means 150.
The method of providing the user 300 includes, for example, providing the user 300 with a printed matter obtained by printing the extracted information, creating a web page based on the extracted information, and providing or extracting the web page via the Internet. Displayed information on terminal devices.
In addition, it is possible to provide information suitable for the desired conditions desired by the user 300 in cooperation with a web page that accepts the desired conditions.

  The reservation receiving unit 170 is for receiving information that the user 300 desires to use the vehicle from the information provided by the information providing unit 160, and is connected to the reservation information storage unit 180 and the non-rentable registration unit 190. Yes.

  The user 300 browses the information provided by the information providing means 160 and selects the desired lending point, vehicle, and time zone, so that the desired use information is input to the reservation receiving means 170. Here, the user 300 inputs the desired use information to the reservation receiving means 170, whereby the reservation for the in-vehicle night service is completed.

  In addition, when the use request information is input to the reservation receiving unit 170, information necessary for accommodation such as personal information of the user 300 may be input. The personal information of the user 300, the vehicle, the rental time, and the rental point. Such information is stored in the reservation information storage unit 180.

  When the reservation accepting means 170 receives the user 300 usage information, payment information for using the in-vehicle night service for a ticketing system such as a payment agent service installed in a convenience store, for example. Can also be transmitted by the reservation receiving means 170. As a result, it is possible to make a payment for the vehicle overnight service using the payment agent service.

  Based on the usage request information of the user 300 received by the reservation receiving unit 170, the lend-unavailable registration unit 190 determines whether the lending point is rentable or not lent for each lending point stored in the lending information storage unit 140. The lending status shown is for changing the lending status so as not to lend, and is connected to the lending information storage unit 140 and the reservation receiving means 170. As a result, it is possible to terminate the acceptance of the reservation that the vehicle reserved by the user 300 is made public at another lending point.

FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a structure example of vehicle information stored in the vehicle information storage unit.
As shown in FIG. 2, the vehicle information storage unit 110 is provided with columns of vehicle ID, vehicle type, vehicle number, vehicle owner, vehicle size, equipment, and photograph.

In the vehicle ID column, a unique identification number for identifying the registered vehicle is registered.
In the vehicle type column and vehicle number column, the vehicle type and vehicle number of the registered vehicle are registered.
Information related to the vehicle owner 200 is registered in the vehicle owner column. For example, information such as the contact information of the vehicle owner 200 and the transfer destination of the usage fee of the vehicle used in the vehicle overnight service is stored.

  The size of the vehicle provided from the vehicle owner 200 is stored in the vehicle size column. The size of the parking lot varies depending on the location, and the size of the vehicle that can be parked varies depending on the size. By storing the size of the vehicle here, when the vehicle owner 200 later stores the rental information in the rental information storage unit 140, a suitable parking lot in which the vehicle size and the size of the parking lot are matched is appropriately selected. can do.

  In the equipment column and the photo column, vehicle equipment and vehicle photo information provided by the vehicle owner 200 are stored. By storing a lot of information in the equipment column and the photo column, a lot of vehicle information is provided to the user 300. Accordingly, the user 300 can rent a vehicle suitable for the application based on the facility information stored in the vehicle division storage unit 140.

Specifically, in FIG. 2, the vehicle with the vehicle ID: vehicle 001 is a vehicle prepared by an operator, and a vehicle having facilities such as a sink, a toilet, and a bed can be provided.
The vehicle with vehicle ID: vehicle 002 is a vehicle provided by Mr. Yamada, and can be provided with a sink, a stove, a refrigerator, a bed, and the like.

In addition to the above-described example, a column for storing a time zone in which the vehicle owner 200 can be lent may be provided to store only a night portion or a weekday.
The information registered in the vehicle information storage unit 110 can also be registered from a terminal device used by the vehicle owner 200, or registered based on information obtained from the vehicle owner 200 by the operating company that operates the vehicle overnight service. May be.

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a structure example of lending point information stored in the lending point storage unit.
As shown in FIG. 3, the lending point storage unit 120 is provided with columns of lending point ID, address, owner information, and parking lot size.

A unique identification number for identifying the registered lending point is registered in the point ID column.
In the address field, a lending point that the lending point owner 400 owns or lends, for example, an address where a parking lot owned by the lending point owner 400 exists is registered. In the address column, in addition to the address, the latitude and longitude information of the position where the parking lot exists may be recorded.

  In the owner information column, information on the rental point owner 400 is registered. For example, information such as the contact information of the rental point owner 400, store information, and a transfer destination of a parking lot usage fee used in the vehicle overnight service are stored.

  In the parking lot size column, the size of the rental point provided from the rental point owner 400 is stored. The size of the parking lot varies depending on the location, and the size of the vehicle that can be parked varies depending on the size. By storing the size of the lending point here, when the vehicle owner 200 stores the lending information in the lending information storage unit 140 later, a parking lot that matches the vehicle size and the size of the parking lot is appropriately selected. You can choose.

  Specifically, in FIG. 3, convenience store A registers one parking lot that can park 2.5m x 5.0m ordinary cars and two parking lots that can park 3.0m x 5.5m large cars. Has been. Similarly, convenience store B has two parking spaces for ordinary cars, convenience store C has one parking space for ordinary vehicles, and one parking space for large companies, and convenience store D has a parking space for ordinary vehicles. 2 cars and 1 parking lot for large companies are provided.

In addition to the above example, a field for storing a rentable time zone for the lending point owner 400 may be provided, and lending conditions such as lending only at night or lending only on weekdays may be stored.
The information registered in the lending point storage unit 120 can also be registered from a terminal device used by the lending point owner 400, or based on information obtained from the lending point owner 400 by an operating company that operates a vehicle overnight service. You may register with.

FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a structure example of lending information stored in the lending information storage unit by the lending information recording unit.
As shown in FIG. 4, the lending information storage unit 140 is provided with columns of lending ID, spot ID, vehicle ID, lending available time, and lending status.

In the lending ID column, a rentable time for a rentable lending point and a unique identification number for identifying a rented vehicle are registered.
In the spot ID column, a spot ID of a rental spot where the vehicle owner 200 can deliver is registered. Note that a spot ID associated with the spot ID is registered based on information registered in the lending spot storage unit 120.

  In the vehicle ID column, a vehicle ID of a vehicle that can be rented by the vehicle owner 200 is registered. In addition, vehicle ID linked | related based on the information registered into the vehicle information storage part 110 is registered as vehicle ID.

  In the lending available time column, a time zone in which the vehicle can be rented and the vehicle owner 200 can be dispatched among the time zones in which the lending point can be rented is stored. The rentable time can be registered by selecting a time zone in which the vehicle owner 200 can rent and dispatch, but is registered in the rentable time zone and the vehicle information storage unit 110 stored in advance in the lending point storage unit 120. The lending information recording unit 130 may automatically store the matching time zone from the lending available time zone in the lending information storage unit 140.

  In the lending status column, the lending available time for the lending point where lending is possible and the availability of lending status of the lending vehicle are registered. For example, “permitted” is registered when lending is possible, and “impossible” is registered when lending is impossible because the vehicle and lending point are reserved by the user 300.

  Specifically, in FIG. 4, the vehicle 001 can be rented on October 1, 2016 at point 001 (convenience store A), point 004 (convenience store B), point 006 (convenience store C), and point 008 (convenience store D). It is registered with.

  This indicates that the vehicle owner 200 can lend the vehicle 001 to the convenience store A, convenience store B, convenience store C, and convenience store D on October 1, 2016. In addition, when the reservation is decided at convenience store A among these four pieces of loan information, the loan status of loan ID: loan 001 becomes “impossible”, and all the loan statuses from loan 002 to loan 004 registered in the same time zone Lending management is performed by setting it to “impossible”. Details will be described later.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing the processing performed by the lending information recording unit of the embodiment. Hereinafter, the process illustrated in FIG. 5 will be described in order of step number.
[Step S11] Information on a vehicle that the vehicle owner 200 can lend and a lending point where the vehicle can be dispatched is input to the lending information recording means 130. Specifically, information on vehicles that can be rented by the vehicle owner 200 registered by the vehicle owner 200 and lending points where the vehicle can be allocated is input to the lending information recording means 130.

  [Step S12] The lending information recording means 130 determines whether the input information matches the registration conditions. Specifically, it is determined whether or not the vehicle-available time zone input by the vehicle owner 200 matches the time zone in which the rental location provided by the rental location owner 400 can be rented. When it is determined that they match, the process proceeds to step S15, and when it is determined that they do not match, the process proceeds to step S11.

  [Step S13] The lending information recording means 130 registers in the lending information storage unit 140. Specifically, the information that matches the time zone in which the vehicle owner 200 can input the vehicle and the time zone in which the lending point registered by the lending point owner 400 can be lent is registered in the lending information storage unit 140.

  Thereby, the lending information recording means 130 can record lending available time recording information that satisfies the conditions of the vehicle owner 200 and the lending point owner 400 in the lending information storage unit 140.

  [Step S14] The lending information recording means 130 determines whether or not to continue registration. Specifically, the lending information recording means determines whether there is any other information that matches the time zone in which the vehicle owner 200 can input the vehicle and the lending point registered by the lending point owner 400 can be lent. 130 confirms with the vehicle owner 200 to make a determination. If it is determined that there is other information, the process proceeds to step 15. If it is determined that there is no other information, the process is terminated.

  [Step S15] The lending information recording unit 130 issues a caution recommendation to the vehicle owner 200. Specifically, the information input by the vehicle owner 200 indicates that the time zone in which the vehicle owner 200 can input the vehicle and the time zone in which the rental location registered by the rental location owner 400 can be rented do not match. Prompt for re-input of information. Thereby, registration of erroneous information can be prevented.

FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the processing performed by the lending information extracting unit of the embodiment. In the following, the process illustrated in FIG. 6 will be described in order of step number.
[Step S21] Conditions are input to the lending information extraction means 150. Specifically, conditions desired by the user 300 are input to the lending information extraction unit 150. For example, when the user 300 sets the vehicle type A as the desired condition, the condition of the vehicle type A is input to the lending information extraction unit 150. Further, when the user 300 sets the accommodation in the area B as a desired condition, the condition of the area B is input to the lending information extraction unit 150. As the desired condition, a plurality of conditions desired by the user 300 can be input.

  [Step S22] The lending information extraction unit 150 extracts data. Specifically, according to the condition desired by the user 300 input in step S21, the lending information extraction unit 150 matches the condition from the information stored in the lending information storage unit 140 and the condition that the lending status is “permitted”. Extract information. For example, when the user 300 sets the vehicle type A as the desired condition, the lending information extraction unit 150 obtains information that matches the condition of the vehicle type A and the condition that the lending status is “permitted” from the information stored in the lending information storage unit 140. Perform extraction.

  In addition, when the user 300 makes the stay in the area B as a desired condition, the lending information extraction unit 150 stores the information that matches the condition of the area B and the condition that the lending status is “permitted” in the lending information storage unit 140. Extract from information. Note that the lending information extraction unit 150 can also extract information that matches a plurality of conditions desired by the user 300 from information stored in the lending information storage unit 140.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing processing performed by the reservation accepting unit and the non-rentable registration unit of the embodiment. In the following, the process illustrated in FIG. 7 will be described along with step numbers.
[Step S31] The desired use information is input to the reservation receiving means 170. Specifically, from the information provided to the user 300 by the information providing unit 160 using the information extracted in step S22, the user 300 selects information desired to use the in-vehicle night service. The selected information, that is, information on the vehicle to be dispatched to the rental point in the time zone desired by the user 300 is input to the reservation receiving means 170.

  [Step S32] The reservation receiving means 170 stores reservation information. Specifically, the reservation receiving unit 170 causes the reservation information storage unit 180 to store information on a vehicle to be dispatched to the rental point at the desired time input in step S31, personal information of the user 300, and the like.

  [Step S33] The lending impossible registration unit 190 performs extraction from the lending information storage unit 140. Specifically, information on the same conditions as the vehicle reserved in step S31 stored in the lending information storage unit 140 is extracted.

  For example, when the vehicle owner 200 stores in the lending information storage unit 140 information for accepting reservations for the vehicle A at the convenience store A, the convenience store B, and the convenience store C in the same time zone, the user 300 is at the convenience store B at the vehicle A. When a reservation is made for use, the lending impossibility registration unit 190 extracts information for accepting a reservation for the vehicle A from the convenience store A and the convenience store C from the lending information storage unit 140. This is for updating information in which one vehicle is registered at a plurality of lending points so as not to be lent.

  [Step S34] The lending impossible registration unit 190 updates the information extracted from the lending information storage unit 140. Specifically, “permitted” stored in the lending status column of the information extracted in step S33 is updated to “impossible”. As a result, the updated information becomes unusable and is not extracted from the lending information extraction unit 150, so that information is not provided to the user 300 by the information providing unit 160.

Next, the flow until the user reserves the in-car night service will be described below.
FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating an example of providing information provided by the information providing unit of the present embodiment.
As shown in FIG. 8, for example, the information providing unit 160 creates a web page based on the information extracted by the lending information extracting unit 150 and provides the web page via the Internet.

  From the map of Japan shown on the left side of FIG. 8, the user 300 selects an area where he / she wishes to use the in-car service. For example, when the user wishes to use the in-car service in Oita Prefecture, Oita Prefecture is selected from the map of Japan shown on the left side of FIG. Next, the municipal information of the selected Oita prefecture is displayed on the right side of FIG. The user 300 selects a municipality that wants to use the in-vehicle night service from the displayed municipalities of Oita Prefecture. This narrows down the detailed information of the area that the user 300 wants to use specifically.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of providing map information provided by the information providing means of the present embodiment.
As shown in FIG. 9, the lending information stored in the lending information storage unit 140 in the area selected in FIG. 8 is displayed on the map. The star mark displayed on the map of FIG. 9 indicates that the rental point is provided by the overnight stay service. For example, a place where a star is displayed is a convenience store where an overnight stay service is available. By selecting the star, a vehicle that can be dispatched can be selected and reserved.

FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an example of providing vehicle type information provided by the information providing unit of the present embodiment.
As shown in FIG. 10, by selecting a star that is a rental point provided by the overnight stay service displayed on the map of FIG. 9, vehicles that can be used at the rental point are displayed.

  The vehicle type list displayed in the upper part of FIG. 10 is a reduced sample of a vehicle that can be used at the selected lending point. For example, by selecting a reduced sample of a vehicle whose details are to be confirmed, detailed information on the vehicle is displayed. You can also At this time, the information providing unit 160 may create a web page based on the vehicle information stored in the vehicle information storage unit 110 and provide the web page via the Internet.

  The user 300 browses the web page provided by the information providing means 160, and when there is a vehicle that the user wants to use in the vehicle overnight service from the provided information, the user 300 can select the vehicle and make a reservation. it can.

  In addition, the calendar displayed at the bottom of FIG. 10 can confirm the reservation status of the in-car night service. Depending on the selected vehicle, it can be displayed on the calendar section whether it can be used or not.

  The user 300 selects a desired vehicle type on this web page provided by the information providing means 160 and inputs reservation information including personal information (not shown) displayed in addition to the vehicle information used in the vehicle overnight service. Can be completed.

  As described above, the user 300 can easily reserve the in-vehicle night service simply by selecting desired conditions. In addition, reservation management can be performed after the reservation by issuing a reservation number by the vehicle lending support apparatus 100. The issued reservation number may be printed out as a reservation ticket. You can also notify the issued reservation number by e-mail.

In the above example, the vehicle type is selected from the desired selection area, but a rental point where the vehicle can be allocated may be selected from the desired vehicle type.
Further, a plurality of conditions may be input by the user 300 at a time, and information that matches the input conditions may be displayed in a list.

Next, the flow until the vehicle owner 200 registers the rental information and the reservation is completed will be described below.
FIG. 11 is a diagram showing details of a reservation site provided by the vehicle lending support device.

As shown in FIG. 11, the vehicle lending support apparatus 100 creates a web page by the information providing means 160 and constructs a reservation site.
For example, the vehicle owner 200 owns the vehicle A, and the lending period is from January 1 to January 3, and the lending points where the vehicle owner 200 can dispatch are convenience store A, convenience store B, and convenience store C. As the convenience store D, the vehicle owner 200 is registered in the vehicle lending support device 100.

As a result, the vehicle lending support apparatus 100 reserves the vehicle overnight service using the vehicle A at the convenience store A, the convenience store B, the convenience store C, and the convenience store D and from January 1 to January 3. Information can be provided.
In this way, the vehicle owner 200 can provide an opportunity for many users 300 to browse by registering that the vehicle can be reserved at a plurality of rental points, and can increase the reservation rate for the overnight stay service. .

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing details of a reservation site provided by the vehicle lending support device.
As shown in FIG. 12, for example, the user 300 makes a reservation from January 1 to January 3 for a vehicle night service using the vehicle A at the convenience store C.

  At this time, when the reservation accepting unit 170 accepts the reservation of the user 300, the convenience store A, the convenience store B, the convenience store from January 1 to January 3 stored in the lending information storage unit 140 by the loan impossible registration unit 190. The reservation status at C and convenience store D is updated to “impossible”. As a result, even if only one vehicle A is registered at a plurality of lending points, it is possible to make a situation in which reservation acceptance at other lending points is not accepted simultaneously with completion of the reservation.

  As described above, the user 300 can complete the reservation for the overnight stay service using the vehicle A at the convenience store C from January 1 to January 3. Further, the vehicle owner 200 dispatches the vehicle A to the convenience store C on January 1, so that the user 300 can use the vehicle A to receive an overnight stay service.

  Next, the flow until the user 300 who has completed the reservation performs the settlement for using the overnight service, receives the overnight service using the vehicle A provided by the vehicle owner 200, and returns the vehicle A is as follows. Explained.

FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a flow from when the user makes a payment using the payment agent service to receiving the in-vehicle night service. In the following, the process illustrated in FIG. 13 will be described in order of step number.
As shown in FIG. 13, the user 300 has completed the reservation for the overnight service using the vehicle A at the convenience store C from January 1st to January 3rd.

[Step S41] The vehicle owner 200 dispatches the vehicle A. Specifically, the reservation by the user 300 is confirmed, and the vehicle owner 200 dispatches the vehicle A to the convenience store C, which is a lending point, by January 1 of the reservation date.
The vehicle owner 200 who has finished dispatching to the convenience store C deposits the key of the vehicle A with the clerk 410 of the convenience store C. With this, the vehicle owner 200 completes the dispatch.

  [Step S42] The user 300 moves to the convenience store C, which is a lending point. Specifically, the user 300 who has visited a nearby sightseeing spot from the convenience store C, which has been reserved in advance, heads to the convenience store C, which is the rental point, at the reserved reservation time on January 1st. At this time, it is advisable to print out a reservation ticket on which a reservation number issued in advance is printed. Alternatively, a reservation number notified by email may be prepared.

  [Step S43] The user 300 issues an overnight ticket 421 in the vehicle with the payment agent service ticketing machine 420. Specifically, after the user 300 arrives at the convenience store C, which is a lending point, the in-vehicle overnight ticket 421 is issued using the payment agent service ticketing machine 420 installed in the store.

  In the payment agent service, when the reservation accepting unit 170 inputs the use request information of the user 300, the reservation accepting unit 170 transmits payment information for using the in-vehicle service to the payment agent service system. Can be settled at the store.

  The user 300 inputs the reservation ticket that he / she brought or the reservation number described in the notified e-mail to the payment agent service ticketing machine 420, so that the payment agent service ticketing machine 420 issues the in-vehicle night ticket 421 to the user 300. To do.

  The payment agent service ticketing machine 420 to which the reservation number has been inputted is in-vehicle night in which information about the user 300 and usage charges are described based on information linked in advance with the reservation information storage unit 180 provided in the vehicle lending support device 100. A ticket 421 can be issued.

  [Step S44] The user 300 makes a settlement with the in-vehicle night ticket 421. More specifically, the user 300 brings the in-car night ticket 421 issued in step S43 to the counter of the convenience store C, which is the rental point, and presents the in-car night ticket 421 to the store clerk 410.

  The store clerk 410 reads a bar code or the like described in the in-car night ticket 421 with a bar code scanner or the like, and collects a usage fee for the in-car night service from the user 300. Some of the usage fees collected from the user 300 are paid to the vehicle night service operator as a usage fee for the vehicle night service, and some are paid to the vehicle owner 200 as a vehicle usage fee. It is paid to the rental point owner 400 as a parking lot usage fee.

  [Step S45] The clerk 410 guides the user 300 to the vehicle A. Specifically, after collecting the usage fee in step S44, the user 300 is guided to the vehicle A by bringing a key previously deposited from the vehicle owner 200. After the guidance, the vehicle A may be locked by a car stop or the like so that the vehicle A is not moved without permission.

  When the locking of the vehicle A is completed by stopping the vehicle, the key of the vehicle A is handed to the user 300. The locking key that locks the vehicle A may be strictly stored in the store of the convenience store C until the vehicle A is returned from the user 300.

FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating a flow from when the user ends the overnight stay service to when the vehicle is returned to the vehicle owner. In the following, the process illustrated in FIG. 14 will be described in order of step number.
As shown in FIG. 14, the user 300 uses the overnight stay service using the vehicle A at the convenience store C from January 1st to January 3rd.

  [Step S51] The user 300 returns the vehicle A after the vehicle overnight service ends. Specifically, on January 3 of the last day reserved by the user 300, the vehicle A used as a vehicle overnight service is returned to the convenience store C, which is a lending point.

  The user 300 brings the key of the vehicle A used for the overnight stay service to the store of the convenience store C, and returns the key of the vehicle A to the store clerk 410. The store clerk 410 confirms the vehicle A together with the user 300 and checks whether there is a problem such as damage to equipment. If there is no problem, the user 300 can leave the convenience store C which is a lending point. After the vehicle A is returned, the clerk 410 may perform in-house cleaning or the like before returning the vehicle A to the vehicle owner 200.

  [Step S51] The vehicle owner 200 takes over the delivered vehicle A. More specifically, after the reserved January 3rd, the vehicle owner 200 returns the rented vehicle A to the convenience store C which is a lending point.

  When the vehicle owner 200 visits the convenience store C, the store clerk 410 brings the lock key of the vehicle stop to guide the vehicle owner 200 to the vehicle A, unlocks the locked vehicle stop, and returns the vehicle A to the vehicle owner 200. Do.

  When the vehicle A is returned to the vehicle owner 200, the vehicle A is confirmed. If there is no problem, the vehicle A is returned to the vehicle owner 200. At this time, a vehicle usage fee that is a part of the usage fee collected from the user 300 may be paid. Further, by using the transfer destination information of the vehicle owner 200 stored in the vehicle information storage unit 110, the vehicle usage fee can be transferred to the transfer destination of the owner 200 at a later date.

  As described above, the user 300 who has completed the reservation makes a payment for using the vehicle night service, uses the vehicle night service using the vehicle A provided by the vehicle owner 200, and uses the vehicle night service after the vehicle A is used. It can be returned to the vehicle owner 200.

  As described above, the vehicle rental support device 100 is used at night or on weekdays by operating the vehicle overnight service using the vehicle provided by the vehicle owner 200 and the rental spot provided by the rental spot owner 400. The lack of accommodation facilities can be alleviated by using parking lots and campers that were rare.

  In addition, by using the convenience store store parking lot near the local sightseeing spot at the rental point, the opportunity for the user 300 to use the convenience store increases. It can also lead to the activation of local tourist spots.

  In addition, the vehicle owner 200 can effectively use the vehicle when it is not used, and the usage fee can be set at a fixed fee per vehicle instead of a fee added by the number of guests like a hotel or an inn. As a result, it is possible to provide an accommodation fee that is lower than that of a hotel or inn, and attract visitors to Japan that are expected to increase in the future.

[Second Embodiment]
Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described. The vehicle lending support device of the present embodiment is substantially the same as the configuration shown in the first embodiment, except that the usage application of the provided vehicle is different. For this reason, about the component similar to the said 1st Embodiment, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected and the description is abbreviate | omitted suitably.

First, the outline of the second embodiment of the present invention will be described.
The second embodiment of the present invention is for activating a local community that has declined in urban and rural areas. For example, a mobile rental room that can use a vehicle as a rental room, such as a camper It is intended as a facility. Specifically, it is for providing a mobile rental room service for a camper owned by an individual or a rental company at a store parking lot such as an empty parking lot owned by an individual or a convenience store with little use at night.

  As a result, the owner of the parking lot can rent the parking lot to the mobile rental room service and earn income as a charge for the parking lot used in the mobile rental room service. It is possible to effectively use a store parking lot with few people using at night.

In addition, when a store parking lot such as a convenience store is rented, the user can expect purchase at the store.
In addition, the vehicle owner can rent the vehicle to the mobile rental room service to obtain income as a usage fee for the vehicle used in the mobile rental room service. In addition, there are more opportunities to use it at night and weekdays, which are usually not used, and an increase in operating rate can be expected.
The outline of the second embodiment of the present invention is as described above.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 15 is a diagram illustrating a structure example of vehicle information stored in the vehicle information storage unit.
As shown in FIG. 15, the vehicle information storage unit 110 is provided with columns of vehicle ID, vehicle type, vehicle number, vehicle owner, vehicle size, equipment, and photograph.

  Specifically, in FIG. 15, the vehicle with the vehicle ID: vehicle 001 is a vehicle prepared by an operator, and can provide the user 300 with a vehicle equipped with facilities that can use the inside of the vehicle as a karaoke room.

The vehicle with vehicle ID: vehicle 002 is a vehicle provided by Mr. Yamada, and can provide the user 300 with a vehicle equipped with facilities that allow the interior of the vehicle to be used as a mahjong room.
In addition, by preparing a vehicle that can be used as a part of a recreational facility or a nursing facility such as a training room, a conference room, a game room, and a day room, the vehicle can be provided to the user 300 as various mobile rental rooms. it can.

FIG. 16 is a diagram illustrating a structure example of lending information stored in the lending information storage unit by the lending information recording unit.
As illustrated in FIG. 16, the lending information storage unit 140 includes columns for lending ID, spot ID, vehicle ID, lending available time, and lending status.

  In the lending available time column, a time zone in which the vehicle of the vehicle owner 200 can be rented and dispatched among the time zones in which the lending point owned by the lending point owner 400 can be lent is stored for each unit time.

  Specifically, in FIG. 16, the vehicle 001 is registered as rentable from 10:00 to 12:00, from 13:00 to 15:00, and from 16:00 to 18:00 on October 1, 2016 at the point 001 (convenience store A). Has been.

  Similarly, the vehicle of the vehicle 001 is registered to be available for rent from 10:00 to 12:00, from 13:00 to 15:00, and from 16:00 to 18:00 on October 1, 2016 at the point 002 (convenience store B). .

This shows that the vehicle owner 200 can lend the vehicle 001 to convenience store A and convenience store B from 10:00 to 12:00, from 13:00 to 15:00, and from 16:00 to 18:00 on October 1, 2016. Yes. In addition, if the reservation is determined from 10:00 to 12:00 of convenience store A among these six pieces of loan information, the loan status of loan ID: loan 001 becomes “impossible”, and the loan status of loan 004 registered in the same time period Lending management is performed by setting “Improper” to.
One hour between each rentable unit time and unit time can be used as a cleaning time or a travel time when the lending point changes every unit time.

FIG. 17 is a diagram illustrating an example of providing information provided by the information providing unit of the present embodiment.
As shown in FIG. 17, the user 300 selects a prefecture or city / town / town where he / she wishes to use the in-vehicle service from the map of Japan shown on the left side. Next, a screen for selecting a purpose is displayed on the right side of FIG. The user 300 selects a rental room to be used among the displayed mobile rental room services. This narrows down the target information that the user 300 wants to use specifically.

  By operating a vehicle that can be used for various purposes provided by the vehicle owner 200 using the vehicle rental support device 100 as described above, and a mobile rental room service using the rental points provided by the rental point owner 400, Using the parking lots and campers that were rarely used at night and on weekdays, it is possible to revitalize local communities that have declined in urban and rural areas.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 Vehicle lending support apparatus 110 Vehicle information storage part 120 Lending point memory | storage part 130 Lending information recording means 140 Lending information storage part 150 Lending information extraction means 160 Information provision means 170 Reservation receiving means 180 Reservation information memory | storage part 190 Lending impossible registration means 200 Vehicle owner 300 User 400 Rental point owner 410 Clerk 420 Payment agency service ticketing machine 421 Overnight ticket in the car

Claims (11)

In a vehicle lending support device that supports lending of vehicles,
Lending including vehicle information including the vehicle type of the vehicle, one or more lending points where the owner of the vehicle can deliver in association with the vehicle information, and lending time which is a time during which the vehicle can be lent Lending information recording means for recording information;
Among the lending information, lending information extracting means for extracting lending correspondence information corresponding to the borrower's use desired information from the lending information recording means,
Receiving reservation information including a desired lending point that is a lending point desired by a lessee and a desired use time that is a time that the lessee desires to use in a vehicle that is desired to be used and a vehicle that is desired to be used. Reservation accepting means for changing the desired use time at a lending point other than the desired lending point so as not to lend,
A vehicle lending support apparatus comprising: The lending information recording means is
The vehicle lending support apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the lending available time is recorded for each lending point. The desired use information is
The vehicle lending support apparatus according to claim 1, comprising at least one of the vehicle information, the lending point, or the lending available time. The lending point is
The vehicle lending support device according to claim 1, which is a parking lot attached to a store. The store
A store with a terminal connected to the ticketing system,
The reservation receiving means is
5. The vehicle lending support apparatus according to claim 4, wherein when the reservation information is received, payment information for issuing a vehicle lending payment ticket is transmitted to the ticket issuing system. The store
The vehicle lending support device according to claim 5, which is a convenience store. The vehicle
The vehicle lending support device according to claim 1, wherein the lending support device is used without moving from the lending point during the desired use time. The vehicle
The vehicle lending support device according to claim 7, wherein the vehicle lending support device is a camper. The vehicle
8. The vehicle lending support device according to claim 7, further comprising a karaoke device. In a vehicle lending support program that supports lending of vehicles,
Computer
Lending including vehicle information including the vehicle type of the vehicle, one or more lending points where the owner of the vehicle can deliver in association with the vehicle information, and lending time which is a time during which the vehicle can be lent Lending information recording means for recording information,
Among the lending information, lending information extracting means for extracting lending correspondence information corresponding to the borrower's use desired information from the lending information recording means,
Receiving reservation information including a desired lending point that is a lending point desired by a lessee and a desired use time that is a time that the lessee desires to use in a vehicle that is desired to be used and a vehicle that is desired to be used. Reservation accepting means for changing the desired use time at a lending point other than the desired lending point so as not to lend,
A vehicle lending support program characterized by functioning as In a vehicle rental support method for supporting vehicle rental,
The lending information recording means associates with the vehicle information including the vehicle type of the vehicle, one or more lending points where the owner of the vehicle can deliver the vehicle, and lending that is the time when the vehicle can be lent Recording lending information including time; and
A step in which lending information extracting means extracts lending correspondence information corresponding to lessee's use desired information from the lending information recording means among the lending information;
Reservation information including a desired lending point that is a lending point desired by a lessee and a desired use time that is a time that the lessee desires to use in a vehicle that is desired to be used by a reservation accepting unit that is a vehicle that is desired to be used, and Changing the desired use time at a lending point other than the desired lending point in a vehicle desired to be used to be non-rentable;
A vehicle lending support method comprising: