Ch. 1 Common Conduct — Practice

Question 1

Traffic rules are established as a common set of promises that everyone must follow in order to use the roads safely and smoothly.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

The text clearly states, "Traffic rules are established as a common set of promises that everyone must follow in order to use the roads safely and smoothly." This statement is correct.

Question 2

Following traffic rules is a fundamental right of being a member of society.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

The text states, "Following traffic rules is a fundamental responsibility of being a member of society." The correct term is "responsibility," not "right." This is a trick question involving word substitution.

Question 3

When using the road, you must be considerate not to cause unpleasant noise or other disturbances to people living along the roadside.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

Guideline (2) in the text clearly states, "Do not think only of your own convenience when traveling, but be considerate not to cause unpleasant noise or other disturbances to people living along the roadside." This statement is correct.

Question 4

Pedestrians do not need to know the characteristics of vehicles, but vehicle drivers must be well aware of characteristics such as blind spots and the inner-wheel difference.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

Guideline (5) in the text states, "Not only vehicle drivers, but also pedestrians and people riding specified small motorized bicycles or bicycles must be well aware of vehicle characteristics such as blind spots and the inner-wheel difference." Pedestrians also need to know these characteristics.

Question 5

Autonomous vehicles in specified autonomous operation mode may have a driver on board and may suddenly stop on the road.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

Guideline (6) in the text states, "Be well aware that autonomous vehicles in specified autonomous operation mode have no driver on board and may suddenly stop on the road." The correct statement is that there is "no driver," so "may have a driver on board" is incorrect.

Question 6

If you see someone in trouble due to a traffic accident or vehicle breakdown, it is important to cooperate with each other by contacting authorities or providing assistance.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

The Rules of the Road, section on Mindset (4), clearly states: "If you see someone in trouble due to a traffic accident or breakdown, cooperate with each other by contacting authorities or providing assistance." The statement is correct.

Question 7

A person operating a remotely operated small vehicle must always be near the vehicle.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

The Rules of the Road, section on Mindset (7), states: "Regarding remotely operated small vehicles, be aware that the person operating them may not always be nearby, and that they may stop suddenly on the road." Since the operator may not always be nearby, the statement is incorrect.

Question 8

Which of the following is incorrect as a mindset when using the road?

Accepted Answer

C: Travel with your own convenience as the top priority.

The Rules of the Road, section on Mindset (2), states: "Do not think only of your own convenience, but also consider not causing unpleasant noise or other inconvenience to people living along the road." Thinking only of your own convenience is incorrect. The other options align with the mindset described in the Rules of the Road.

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Pay attention to the movements of pedestrians and vehicles around you, and travel with consideration for others.

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Do not throw objects on the road or place things there without permission.

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Travel with your own convenience as the top priority.

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Acquire the knowledge necessary for emergency first aid in case of an accident.

Question 9

What does emergency first aid mean? Choose the correct answer.

Accepted Answer

B: The necessary emergency treatment to rescue injured persons at the scene of a traffic accident.

The Rules of the Road, section on Mindset (3), clearly defines it as: "Emergency first aid (refers to the necessary emergency treatment to rescue injured persons at the scene of a traffic accident)." Option 2 is correct. The other options are not described in the Rules of the Road.

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Preventive measures to avoid traffic accidents.

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The necessary emergency treatment to rescue injured persons at the scene of a traffic accident.

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Emergency treatment to repair a broken-down vehicle.

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The act of contacting the police or ambulance after a traffic accident.

Question 10

Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the Rules of the Road regarding what you should know about autonomous vehicles?

Accepted Answer

D: Autonomous vehicles are always safer than manual driving.

The Rules of the Road, section on Mindset (6), mentions that autonomous vehicles may be used without the driver looking ahead, that there may be no driver during specified autonomous operation, and that they may stop suddenly on the road. However, there is no statement that "autonomous vehicles are always safer than manual driving."

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They may be used without the driver looking ahead.

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There may be no driver in an autonomous vehicle during specified autonomous operation.

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An autonomous vehicle during specified autonomous operation may stop suddenly on the road.

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Autonomous vehicles are always safer than manual driving.

Question 11

You must obey traffic light signals.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

Article 1(1) of the Rules of the Road states that "you must obey traffic light signals." This is a fundamental principle of traffic rules. The types of traffic light signals and their meanings are defined in the appendix.

Question 12

If the signal to the side is red, the signal ahead must be green.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

Article 1(2) of the Rules of the Road states that "even if the signal to the side is red, the signal ahead is not necessarily green." Special traffic lights exist, such as those where all directions are temporarily red or staggered-timing signals, so you must always check the signal ahead.

Question 13

Specified small motorized bicycles must also obey signals on traffic lights marked "Pedestrians and Bicycles Only."

Accepted Answer

✓ True

Article 1(3) of the Rules of the Road states that "specified small motorized bicycles and other bicycles must also obey the signals when the traffic light is marked 'Pedestrians and Bicycles Only.'"

Question 14

When there is a white sign with a blue left-pointing arrow, you may turn left even if the signal ahead is red or yellow, but you must not interfere with pedestrians crossing in accordance with the signal.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

Article 1(4) of the Rules of the Road states that "vehicles may turn left even if the signal ahead is red or yellow, while paying attention to pedestrians and surrounding traffic," and "you must not interfere with pedestrians, specified small motorized bicycles, or bicycles crossing in accordance with the traffic light."

Question 15

Which of the following correctly lists the types of main road signs?

Accepted Answer

B: Four types: regulatory signs, indication signs, warning signs, and guide signs

Article 2(1) of the Rules of the Road states that "main road signs include four types: regulatory signs, indication signs, warning signs, and guide signs." All four types are included in main road signs.

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Three types: regulatory signs, indication signs, and warning signs

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Four types: regulatory signs, indication signs, warning signs, and guide signs

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Three types: regulatory signs, indication signs, and guide signs

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Three types: regulatory signs, warning signs, and guide signs

Question 16

Regulatory signs inform road users in advance of dangers and situations requiring caution on the road and urge caution.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

According to Article 2(2) of the Rules of the Road, regulatory signs "prohibit specific traffic methods or designate that traffic must follow specific methods." Warning signs, as described in Article 2(4), serve the role of informing road users of dangers on the road.

Question 17

Guide signs indicate place names, directions, distances, and other information to facilitate traffic.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

Article 2(5) of the Rules of the Road states that "guide signs indicate place names, directions, distances, and other information to facilitate traffic." Their purpose is to improve convenience for road users.

Question 18

Which of the following correctly describes auxiliary signs?

Accepted Answer

B: Auxiliary signs supplement the meaning of regulatory signs and other signs, and are usually attached below main signs

Article 2(6) of the Rules of the Road states that "auxiliary signs are usually attached below main signs and indicate the reason for a regulation or specify the times, days of the week, types of vehicles, and other conditions to which the regulation applies."

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Auxiliary signs are attached above main signs

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Auxiliary signs supplement the meaning of regulatory signs and other signs, and are usually attached below main signs

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Auxiliary signs are the same size as main signs

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Auxiliary signs are used only with indication signs

Question 19

There are two types of road markings: regulatory markings and indication markings.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

Article 3(1) of the Rules of the Road states that "road markings refer to lines, symbols, or letters shown on the road surface by paint or road studs, and there are two types: regulatory markings and indication markings."

Question 20

Which of the following correctly describes indication markings?

Accepted Answer

B: Markings that indicate that a specific traffic method is permitted or designate locations determined by road traffic rules

Article 3(2) of the Rules of the Road states that "indication markings indicate that a specific traffic method is permitted or designate locations determined by road traffic rules." Examples include markings indicating that diagonal crossing is permitted and markings showing vehicle stopping positions.

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Markings that prohibit or designate specific traffic methods

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Markings that indicate that a specific traffic method is permitted or designate locations determined by road traffic rules

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Markings that show dangers or situations requiring caution on the road

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Markings that show place names or directions

Question 21

When a police officer is directing traffic using hand signals, even if those hand signals differ from the traffic light signals, the police officer's hand signals take priority.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

This is correct because Article 1 of the Rules of the Road states: "Even if the hand signals or light signals differ from the traffic light signals, the signals given by the police officer or traffic-directing officer take priority." Police officers' hand signals have priority over traffic lights.

Question 22

A traffic-directing officer's light signals take priority even when they differ from traffic light signals.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

Article 1 of the Rules of the Road states that "when a police officer or traffic-directing officer is directing traffic using hand signals or light signals," those signals take priority even if they differ from traffic lights. Therefore, a traffic-directing officer's light signals also take priority.

Question 23

Even if instructions given by a police officer differ from traffic regulations indicated by road markings, the road markings take priority.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

Article 2 of the Rules of the Road clearly states: "Even if instructions given by a police officer differ from traffic regulations indicated by road signs or road markings, the instructions take priority." Therefore, the police officer's instructions, not the road markings, take priority, making this statement incorrect.

Question 24

When a police officer gives necessary instructions about the method of travel, you must act in accordance with those instructions.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

This is correct because Article 2 of the Rules of the Road clearly states: "Police officers and traffic-directing officers may give necessary instructions about the method of travel, etc., and in such cases, you must act in accordance with the instructions given by the police officer or traffic-directing officer."

Question 25

When a traffic-directing officer's instructions differ from traffic regulations indicated by road signs, you must follow the road signs.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

The Rules of the Road state that "even when instructions by a police officer or equivalent (警察官等) differ from regulations shown by signs or markings, the instructions take priority." The term 警察官等 covers both police officers and traffic-directing officers (per Road Traffic Act §74), so when a traffic-directing officer's instructions conflict with a sign, you must follow the instructions rather than the sign.

Question 26

When a police officer's hand signals and a traffic-directing officer's light signals give different instructions, you must follow whichever signal was given first.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

The Rules of the Road text does not address priority when a police officer's and a traffic-control officer's signals differ. Moreover, under Article 6 of the Road Traffic Act a police officer's directions take precedence; there is no rule to "follow whichever signal was given first," so this statement is incorrect.

Question 27

When a police officer or traffic-directing officer is directing traffic, you must follow their signals.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

This is correct because Article 1 of the Rules of the Road clearly states: "When a police officer or traffic-directing officer is directing traffic using hand signals or light signals, you must follow these hand signals or signals." The obligation to comply is clearly specified.

Question 28

When a police officer's hand signals and traffic light signals show different instructions, which should you follow?

Accepted Answer

B: The police officer's hand signals

Article 1 of the Rules of the Road clearly states: "Even if the hand signals or light signals differ from the traffic light signals, the signals given by the police officer or traffic-directing officer take priority." Therefore, you must follow the police officer's hand signals.

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The traffic light signals

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The police officer's hand signals

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Whichever signal you saw first

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You may follow either one

Question 29

When a police officer's instructions and traffic regulations indicated by road signs or road markings differ, which takes priority?

Accepted Answer

B: The police officer's instructions

Article 2 of the Rules of the Road clearly states: "Even if instructions given by a police officer differ from traffic regulations indicated by road signs or road markings, the instructions take priority." Therefore, the police officer's instructions, not the road signs or road markings, take priority.

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Regulations indicated by road signs or road markings

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The police officer's instructions

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Whichever was installed more recently

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The driver judges based on the situation

Question 30

Which methods of signaling are described in the text as being available for police officers or traffic-directing officers to use when directing traffic?

Accepted Answer

C: Hand signals or light signals

Article 1 of the Rules of the Road states: "When a police officer or traffic-directing officer is directing traffic using hand signals or light signals." Therefore, both hand signals and light signals are indicated as methods that can be used.

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Hand signals only

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Light signals only

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Hand signals or light signals

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Audio signals

Question 31

You must not play catch or roller-skate in places with heavy traffic.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

The Rules of the Road, Chapter 1, Section 4, Item 1(2) explicitly states that "playing catch, roller-skating, etc. in places with heavy traffic" is a dangerous act on the road and is prohibited.

Question 32

Throwing empty cans from a vehicle is prohibited, but throwing paper waste is acceptable.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

The Rules of the Road, Chapter 1, Section 4, Item 1(5) states that you must not "throw cigarette butts, paper waste, empty cans, etc. from a vehicle." Paper waste is explicitly included among the items prohibited from being thrown.

Question 33

You must not stagger around drunk or stand talking on the road in a way that obstructs traffic.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

The Rules of the Road, Chapter 1, Section 4, Item 1(1) explicitly states that "staggering around drunk, standing and talking, sitting, lying down, etc. in a way that obstructs traffic" is a dangerous act on the road that must not be done.

Question 34

If a person has a license, you may ask them to drive even if they are under the influence of alcohol.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

The Rules of the Road, Chapter 1, Section 4, Item 4 explicitly states "you must not ask someone without a license or someone under the influence of alcohol to drive." Regardless of whether they have a license, asking someone under the influence of alcohol to drive is prohibited.

Question 35

Placing an advertising sign near a road sign is acceptable as long as it does not use colors similar to traffic lights.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

The Rules of the Road, Chapter 1, Section 4, Item 3 states that you must not "place advertising signs near road signs." There is no condition regarding colors; placing advertising signs near road signs is itself prohibited.

Question 36

You must not grab onto moving vehicles or streetcars from the outside.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

The Rules of the Road, Chapter 1, Section 4, Item 1(6) explicitly states that "grabbing onto moving vehicles or streetcars from the outside" is a dangerous act on the road that must not be done.

Question 37

Even when there is a risk of freezing, you may sprinkle water on the road in front of your own property.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

The Rules of the Road, Chapter 1, Section 4, Item 1(8) states that "sprinkling water when there is a risk of freezing" is a dangerous act on the road that must not be done. There is no condition regarding whether it is in front of your own property.

Question 38

Which of the following is correctly identified as something you must not do on the road?

Accepted Answer

A: Rushing the driver or engaging in behavior that interferes with driving

The Rules of the Road, Chapter 1, Section 4, Item 4 explicitly states "do not rush the driver or engage in behavior that interferes with driving." Offering food or encouraging safe driving is not prohibited, and asking a licensed person to drive is acceptable if they are not under the influence of alcohol.

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Rushing the driver or engaging in behavior that interferes with driving

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Sounding the horn when unavoidable to prevent danger

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Driving with high beams at night when there are no oncoming or preceding vehicles

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Stopping for no more than five minutes to load or unload while ready to drive immediately

Question 39

Which statement about preventing drunk driving is correct?

Accepted Answer

B: You must not serve or offer alcohol to someone who is about to drive a vehicle

The Rules of the Road, Chapter 1, Section 4, Item 5 explicitly states "you must not serve or offer alcohol to someone who is about to drive a vehicle." Both serving and offering alcohol are prohibited. On option D: the Rules do NOT forbid a drinking person from riding as a passenger while a substitute-driving service (運転代行) drives their car — that is in fact the normal use of the service.

Answer

You may serve alcohol to someone who is about to drive a vehicle, but you must not offer it to them

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You must not serve or offer alcohol to someone who is about to drive a vehicle

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You may offer alcohol to someone who does not have a driver's license

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If a drinking person hires a substitute-driving service (運転代行), they must NEVER ride in their own vehicle while the substitute driver operates it

Question 40

Which statement about overloading is incorrect?

Accepted Answer

D: Overloading is solely the driver's responsibility, and cargo owners bear no responsibility

The Rules of the Road, Chapter 1, Section 4, Item 6 states "you must not ask someone to drive an overloaded vehicle, or sell or hand over cargo that would result in overloading," indicating that not only the driver but also cargo owners and others bear responsibility.

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Overloading means loading cargo that exceeds the weight limit

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You must not ask a driver to drive an overloaded vehicle

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You must not sell or hand over cargo that would result in overloading

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Overloading is solely the driver's responsibility, and cargo owners bear no responsibility

Question 41

Traffic rules are promises that must be kept when traveling on roads, so traffic light signals always take priority in any situation and have priority over a police officer's hand signals.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

The Rules of the Road states that even when a police officer's or traffic-directing officer's hand signals or light signals differ from traffic light signals, the police officer's or traffic-directing officer's signals take priority. As an exception, when traffic control is being conducted on site, hand signals take priority.

Question 42

When there is a sign with a white background and blue left-pointing arrow at the left edge of the road, you may turn left even if the signal ahead is red or yellow, but you must come to a complete stop before proceeding.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

The Rules of the Road states that when this sign is present, you may turn left even if the signal ahead is red or yellow while paying attention to pedestrians and other traffic around you, but it does not require you to come to a complete stop. The correct rule is that you must not interfere with pedestrians or bicycles crossing at the crosswalk.

Question 43

Supplementary signs supplement the meaning of main signs, so all regulatory signs always have a supplementary sign attached.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

The Rules of the Road states that supplementary signs are sometimes used to supplement the meaning of main signs such as regulatory signs. As an exception, there are many main signs that do not require supplementary signs or do not use them. The expression "usually attached below the main sign" also indicates that they are not always attached.

Question 44

It was late at night with little traffic and no one around, so I parked my car on the road in front of a convenience store, shopped inside, then threw an empty drink can by the side of the road before departing.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

The Rules of the Road states that you must not place objects on the road that obstruct traffic, and that you must not throw cigarette butts, paper scraps, empty cans, or other items from your vehicle. Regardless of traffic volume or surrounding conditions, these actions are prohibited.

Question 45

After a drinking party, my friend said "I only drank a little, so it's fine," and other participants also said "it should be no problem," so I asked my friend to drive me home.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

The Rules of the Road states that you must not ask someone without a license or someone who has consumed alcohol to drive. Also, you must not serve or offer alcohol to someone who is about to drive a vehicle. Regardless of other people's opinions or the person's subjective judgment, asking someone who has consumed alcohol to drive is prohibited.

Question 46

While stopped at an intersection, you started off without looking at your own signal because the signal on the crossing road had turned red.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

Even when the crossing road's signal turns red, your own signal does not necessarily turn green right away (e.g. with time-differential signals). You must confirm that your own signal has turned green before starting off.

Question 47

At a location with a stop sign, you must come to a complete stop just before the stop line even if there is no stop marking on the road.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

The Rules of the Road define the stop sign as a regulatory sign that requires a complete stop. If there is a stop line, you must stop just before it; if there is no stop line, you must stop just before the intersection.

Question 48

At night, visibility was good and there were no other vehicles or pedestrians, so I entered a road with a "No Entry" sign. This is not a traffic violation.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

The Rules of the Road define regulatory signs as those that prohibit specific traffic methods. Regardless of traffic volume or time of day, entering where a No Entry sign is posted is a violation. Unless a supplementary sign specifies time restrictions, entry is prohibited at all times.

Question 49

Which sign prohibits all traffic, including pedestrians?

Accepted Answer

C: Road Closed

The Rules of the Road define "Road Closed" (通行止め) as a sign that prohibits all traffic, including not only vehicles but also pedestrians. "No Vehicles" (車両通行止め) applies only to vehicles, so pedestrians can still pass. "No Entry" indicates the exit side of a one-way street, and "No Motorcycles or Mopeds" targets only specific vehicle types.

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No Entry

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No Vehicles

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Road Closed

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No Motorcycles or Mopeds

Question 50

On a road with a "Maximum Speed 50" sign, driving at speeds exceeding 50 km/h is not permitted under any circumstances.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

The Rules of the Road define a maximum speed sign as indicating that you must not travel faster than that speed. Regardless of weather or traffic conditions, exceeding the posted speed is a violation.

Question 51

Even in a place with a "No Stopping or Parking" sign, stopping for a brief moment to let someone get on or off is not prohibited.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

In a "No Stopping or Parking" area, both parking and stopping are prohibited, so you cannot stop even to let someone get on or off. Stopping for boarding or alighting is permitted only in a "No Parking" area.

Question 52

Which of the following actions is permitted at a location with a "No Parking" sign?

Accepted Answer

B: Stopping briefly to pick up or drop off passengers

The Rules of the Road define "No Parking" as prohibiting only parking, while stopping is allowed. Stopping to pick up or drop off passengers is permitted, but leaving the vehicle or stopping continuously is considered parking and is prohibited.

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Parking for 5 minutes to load or unload cargo

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Stopping briefly to pick up or drop off passengers

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Leaving the vehicle to go shopping

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Waiting for a long time with the engine running

Question 53

In a section with an "No Overtaking" sign, you cannot pass or overtake the vehicle in front under any circumstances.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

The Rules of the Road define "No Overtaking" as prohibiting overtaking, but passing is not prohibited. Overtaking involves a lane change, while passing means moving ahead of a vehicle in the same lane. Correctly, only overtaking is prohibited.

Question 54

A "No U-Turn" sign prohibits making a U-turn at that location, but left and right turns are permitted.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

The Rules of the Road define "No U-Turn" as a sign that prohibits only U-turns (turning 180 degrees). Normal left and right turns to proceed are not prohibited. Remember to distinguish between U-turns and direction changes.

Question 55

If a "Proceed Only in Designated Directions" sign displays arrows for going straight and turning left, which of the following is the correct way to proceed at that intersection?

Accepted Answer

D: Only going straight and turning left are possible; turning right is not allowed

The Rules of the Road define "Proceed Only in Designated Directions" as prohibiting travel in any direction other than those shown on the sign. If there are arrows for going straight and turning left, only those two directions are permitted, and turning right is prohibited. Remember that you can only proceed in the directions indicated by the arrows.

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Going straight, turning left, and turning right are all possible

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Only going straight is possible; turning left is not allowed

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Only turning right is possible; going straight and turning left are not allowed

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Only going straight and turning left are possible; turning right is not allowed

Question 56

You can travel by bicycle on a road with a "No Motorcycles or Mopeds" sign.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

The Rules of the Road define "No Motorcycles or Mopeds" as a sign targeting motorized two-wheeled vehicles such as motorcycles and mopeds. Bicycles are classified as light vehicles and are not regulated by this sign, so they can pass.

Question 57

It is acceptable to drive a standard passenger car on a road where there is a "Large Cargo Vehicles Prohibited" sign.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

According to the Rules of the Road, the "Large Cargo Vehicles Prohibited" sign prohibits large cargo vehicles and certain large vehicles from passing. Standard passenger cars are not subject to this restriction and may pass. Check the supplementary sign to confirm which vehicle types are restricted.

Question 58

In a location where there is a "No Parking" sign with a supplementary sign stating "Except Sundays and Holidays," it does not mean you may always park on Sundays or holidays.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

According to the Rules of the Road, supplementary signs supplement the meaning of main signs and specify the times or days when regulations apply. "Except Sundays and Holidays" means the restriction does not apply on Sundays and holidays, but you must still follow other parking prohibitions (such as legally prohibited places near intersections). Be careful with the double-negative trick in this question.

Question 59

The "Crosswalk" sign is an indication sign that shows the location where pedestrians may cross the road.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

According to the Rules of the Road, indication signs designate that certain traffic methods are permitted or indicate specific locations established for road traffic. The crosswalk sign is a typical indication sign showing where pedestrians may cross.

Question 60

In a location where there is a "Parking Permitted" sign, you may park without any time limit under any circumstances.

Accepted Answer

✕ False

The "Parking Permitted" sign indicates that parking is allowed, but there may be restrictions on time, days, or vehicle types indicated by supplementary signs. According to the Rules of the Road, supplementary signs supplement the meaning of main signs and specify the times, days, and other conditions when regulations apply.

Question 61

Which of the following is an indication sign?

Accepted Answer

C: Safety Zone

According to the Rules of the Road, the safety zone sign is an indication sign that designates a specific location established for road traffic. No Parking, Maximum Speed, and Overtaking Prohibited are regulatory signs.

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No Parking

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Maximum Speed

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Safety Zone

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Overtaking Prohibited

Question 62

In a location where there is a "Sound Horn" sign, you must sound your horn, but this is classified as a regulatory sign rather than an indication sign.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

"Sound Horn" is a regulatory sign. Regulatory signs prohibit or restrict certain ways of using the road, or order road users to follow a set method; because this sign orders you to sound your horn, it is a regulatory sign. The statement is therefore correct.

Question 63

In a location where there is a "Streetcar Track Passable" sign, you may drive your vehicle on the streetcar tracks.

Accepted Answer

✓ True

According to the Rules of the Road, indication signs designate that certain traffic methods are permitted. "Streetcar Track Passable" is an indication sign that shows you may drive on streetcar tracks that are normally not passable.

Question 64

What location does the "Bicycle Crossing" sign indicate?

Accepted Answer

B: A place where bicycles may cross the road

According to the Rules of the Road, indication signs designate specific locations established for road traffic. "Bicycle Crossing" is an indication sign that shows the location where bicycles may cross the road.

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A place where bicycles may be parked

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A place where bicycles may cross the road

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A place where bicycles may not pass

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A place where bicycles must come to a complete stop

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