Where this sign is posted, you do not need permission each time you halt to let people get in or out.
この標識のあるところで人の乗り降りのために停止するときは、そのつど許可を受ける必要はない。
This statement is TRUE
Explanation
True. Halting to let people get in or out is stopping, not parking, so a no-parking sign does not cover it. No permission is needed.
About this sign
- Name
- No parking駐車禁止
- What it means
- Parking is prohibited. Stopping that does not amount to parking — dropping off or picking up a passenger, for example — is not prohibited by this sign.
Original text
交通法第四十五条第一項の道路標識により、車両の駐車を禁止すること。
Source: Order on Road Signs, Road Lines and Road Markings — 道路標識、区画線及び道路標示に関する命令 別表第一（第二条関係） 駐車禁止（三一六） · Prime Minister's Office / Ministry of Construction Order No.3 of 1960
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