Even when a standard bicycle is ridden by a school-age child or a preschool child, riding on the sidewalk is never permitted.

児童や幼児が運転する普通自転車であっても、歩道を通行することは一切認められない。

This statement is FALSE

Explanation

Incorrect. Article 63-4(1)(ii) permits sidewalk riding when the rider is a school-age child (roughly ages 6-12), a preschool child, a person aged 70 or over, or a person with a physical disability — people for whom riding on the roadway is considered dangerous.

Original text

二　当該普通自転車の運転者が、児童、幼児その他の普通自転車により車道を通行することが危険であると認められるものとして政令で定める者であるとき。

Source: Road Traffic Act — 道路交通法第六十三条の四（普通自転車の歩道通行） · Act No.105 of 1960

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Even when a standard bicycle is ridden by a school-age child or a preschool child, riding on the sidewalk is never permitted.

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