Ch. 2 · 第８節 身体の不自由な人の安全
People who are blind may carry a white or yellow cane or walk with a guide dog, but this is not necessarily an obligation.
[True / False · Hard]
Answer: False
Explanation
The Rules of the Road stipulates that people who are blind or have visual impairments "must walk" with these aids as an obligation. On the other hand, for people with physical disabilities who have difficulty walking, it states they "may walk" with these aids, making it optional. The requirements differ depending on the category of person.
Source: Ch. 2 · Section (第８節 身体の不自由な人の安全) · １ 目の見えない人や目の不自由な人は、白か黄のつえを持つか、又は盲導犬を連れて歩かなければなりません。
See the glossary for definitions of key terms.