Ch. 5 · Driving Method

When you have finished giving a signal, you must promptly stop signaling, and you must not give a signal when it is not necessary.

[True / False · Medium]

Answer: ✓ True

Explanation

Section 1 "Safety Confirmation and Signals (3)" of the Rules of the Road states: "When you have finished these actions, you must promptly stop signaling. Also, you must not give a signal when it is not necessary." Therefore, this statement is correct.

Driving school curriculumStage 1 – Topic 10: Lane changes and similar maneuvers

Hikari
Hikari
Better to leave the blinker on a bit longer, just to be safe.
Misaki
Misaki
Actually, you must stop signaling promptly when you're done, and never signal unnecessarily. The statement is correct.
Hikari
Hikari
Oh, so a lingering signal can confuse other drivers?
Misaki
Misaki
Exactly. Clear communication means turning it off right away. Signal only when you need to.

Source: Ch. 5 Driving Method · Section (第５節 進路変更など) · 1 安全の確認と合図(3)

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