# MenkyoQuest — Question ch1_sign_36

Chapter: Ch. 1 Common Conduct
Section: 第２節 信号
Type: True/False
Difficulty: easy

## Question
A crosswalk marking painted with white lines on the road surface is an indication marking that designates a place where pedestrians may cross.

## Correct answer
True

## Explanation
The Rules of the Road state that indication signs and markings designate specific traffic methods that are permitted or designated places in road traffic. The crosswalk marking is a representative example, indicating a place where pedestrians can cross safely.

## Driving school curriculum
Stage 1 – Topic 2: Following traffic signals

## Source passage (Rules of the Road)
Rules of the Road, Ch.1 §2 / 3(2) Indication markings show that a specific traffic behavior is permitted, or designate a location for a traffic purpose — examples include diagonal-crossing markings and stop-position markings. Types and meanings are listed in Appendix 3(2).

## Tags
指示標示, 横断歩道, 路面標示, 歩行者

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Source basis: National Police Agency's official Rules of the Road manual (Public Domain under Article 13 §2 of Japan's Copyright Act).
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