On a road with a separate footway, processions such as student columns or funeral processions must keep to the left edge of the carriageway.

学生生徒の隊列や葬列などの行列は、歩道と車道の区別がある道路では、車道の左側端に寄って通行しなければならない。

This statement is FALSE

Explanation

False. A procession keeps to the right edge of the carriageway. The idea is the same as for pedestrians: you walk on the side where oncoming drivers can see you.

Original text

歩道等と車道の区別のある道路においては、車道をその右側端（自転車道が設けられている車道にあつては、自転車道以外の部分の右側端。次項において同じ。）に寄つて通行しなければならない

Source: Road Traffic Act — 道路交通法第十一条（行列等の通行） · Act No.105 of 1960

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On a road with a separate footway, processions such as student columns or funeral processions must keep to the left edge of the carriageway.

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