Ch. 6 · 第1節 踏切 - 一時停止と安全確認
When passing through a railroad crossing, you must always come to a complete stop, open the window, and confirm safety to the left and right with your own eyes and ears, in all cases.
[True / False · Medium]
Answer: False
Explanation
The Rules of the Road require a complete stop immediately before a railroad crossing as a general rule, but as an exception, when there is a traffic signal at the crossing, you may pass through according to the signal, and a complete stop is not necessarily required.
Source: Ch. 6 · Section (第1節 踏切 - 一時停止と安全確認) · 第1節 踏切 - 一時停止と安全確認
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