After you finish turning or changing course, you must keep signalling until the next intersection.

Explanation

False. You must stop signalling once the manoeuvre is over. Leaving it on tells the traffic around you that you are still about to turn, and leads them into a wrong decision.

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

• Signalling (aizu)

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