A person responsible for protecting a child does not need to make any effort to have that child wear a helmet when the child rides a bicycle.
子どもを保護する責任のある人は、その子どもが自転車を運転するときでも、ヘルメットをかぶらせるよう努める必要はない。
This statement is FALSE
Explanation
Article 63-11(3) of the Road Traffic Act says that a person responsible for protecting a child must make an effort to have that child wear a bicycle helmet when the child rides a bicycle. Saying no effort is required is incorrect.
Original text
児童又は幼児を保護する責任のある者は、児童又は幼児が自転車を運転するときは、当該児童又は幼児に乗車用ヘルメットをかぶらせるよう努めなければならない。
Source: Road Traffic Act — 道路交通法 第六十三条の十一(自転車の運転者等の遵守事項) · Act No.105 of 1960
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