When you drive on a pedestrian-only road with permission, you must come to a complete stop with care for pedestrians.

Explanation

False. What is required is to proceed at a very low speed with particular care for pedestrians. A full stop is not required, though you do stop if you would otherwise get in their way.

Guides that explain this

• Pedestrians, Bicycles and Sidewalks in Japan: The Rules That Decide Right and Wrong
• Overtaking and Lane Rules in Japan: Where It Is Banned, and How

Related terms

• Pedestrian-only road (hokōsha-yō dōro)
• Coming to a stop (ichiji teishi)
• Vehicle (sharyō)

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