# MenkyoQuest — Question kyousyu_2-03_05 Chapter: Ch. 5 Driving Method Section: 第3節 歩行者の保護など Type: Multiple choice Difficulty: hard ## Question Regarding driving related to blind spots and visibility, which of the following is correct? ## Options A. When passing through a corner or curve, be careful because the vehicle's inner wheel difference may cause you to draw in pedestrians or bicycles on the inside. B. The area near the top of an uphill slope has poor visibility so you must slow down to a stop-ready speed (jokō), but you may overtake if the road is clear. C. When passing near a stopped vehicle, there is no concern that a door will suddenly open because you can see inside the vehicle from the driver's seat. D. Characteristics such as blind spots and inner wheel differences need only be known by drivers; pedestrians and bicycle riders do not need to know them. ## Correct answer A. When passing through a corner or curve, be careful because the vehicle's inner wheel difference may cause you to draw in pedestrians or bicycles on the inside. ## Explanation The Rules of the Road state that at corners and curves, the inner wheel difference may cause you to draw in pedestrians or bicycles on the inside. Overtaking is prohibited near hilltops, attention is required for sudden door opening at stopped vehicles, and pedestrians and bicycle riders should also be familiar with characteristics such as blind spots. ## Driving school curriculum Stage 2 – Topic 3: Blind spots and driving ## Source passage (Rules of the Road) 第6章第2節2(4)「車の内輪差のため、内側にいる歩行者、特定小型原動機付自転車や自転車などを巻き込んだり…するおそれがありますから注意しましよう。」 ## Tags 死角, 内輪差, 巻き込み, カーブ, 歩行者 ## Related links - HTML version: https://www.menkyoquest.com/en/q/kyousyu_2-03_05 - Try the full chapter quiz: https://www.menkyoquest.com/en/quiz/ch5 - Home: https://www.menkyoquest.com/en/ --- Source basis: National Police Agency's official Rules of the Road manual (Public Domain under Article 13 §2 of Japan's Copyright Act). Copyright on AI-drafted explanations belongs to the MenkyoQuest team.