[For Adults] Follow the Rules! Traffic Safety Quiz

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At locations with a flashing yellow signal, neither vehicles such as cars nor pedestrians are required to stop; proceed with caution while watching for surrounding traffic. The rules differ slightly from those for a flashing red signal, so be sure to understand each set of rules clearly.

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The white lines with a zebra pattern are called a 'zebra zone' or 'channelization zone,' and they are installed to help vehicles travel safely. Therefore, driving over them is not a violation. However, because these areas tend to have a higher risk of accidents, you should exercise caution when driving over them.

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Wearing a bicycle helmet is encouraged for everyone, regardless of age. Because many people involved in bicycle accidents suffer fatal head injuries, it has been designated as a recommended practice since April 2023. Make sure not only the rider but also any children riding in front or back wear helmets.

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Electric senior mobility scooters are treated as pedestrians. Therefore, when traveling, use the sidewalk and follow pedestrian traffic signals. A driver’s license is not required, but be sure to ride with care, paying attention not only to cars but also to nearby pedestrians.

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Sandals can easily come off and increase the likelihood of interfering with driving. Since the law requires that you be able to operate a vehicle reliably and drive in a manner that does not harm others, you must wear footwear—such as sneakers—that does not come off easily and does not impede operation, regardless of the season.

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Pedestrians have the right of way at crosswalks, and failing to yield is a violation of the Road Traffic Act. To avoid situations where you cannot stop immediately upon spotting a pedestrian, be sure to always slow down before a crosswalk.

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Whether driving a four-wheeled or two-wheeled vehicle, you must take about a 30-minute break every two hours when driving for a long time. If you continue driving for long periods without taking breaks, your concentration and judgment will decline, increasing the likelihood of an accident.