Being towed by another vehicle, I drove without the towed vehicle’s headlight lit.

Explanation

True. A vehicle being towed need not light its headlight. It is the towing vehicle that is exempt from the tail lamp and the number-plate lamp — the exemptions swap front to back.

Guides that explain this

• Japanese Signs That Mean the Opposite of What You Assume: Crosswind, End of Restriction, Minimum Speed
• Japanese Road Signs on the Written Test: The 5 Types Explained

Related terms

• Vehicle (sharyō)

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