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JAPANESE SOFA LICENSE TEST EXAM LATEST VERSION REAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS ALREAD, Exams of European Computer Driving Licence
(ECDL)




a "professional driver" - ANSWER1. What does Japanese law categorize
anyone with a motor vehicle as?



1. When traveling on multi-lane roadways.

2. When the width of the left half is insufficient to proceed.

3. When unable to proceed due to road damage, construction, and other
impediments.

4. When passing another vehicle.

5. When merging across a multi-lane road in order to right-hand turn. -
ANSWER2. When can a vehicle partially/fully cross into the next lane?



Vehicles may pass other vehicles - ANSWER3. Solid or broken WHITE line

, No passing from either lane - ANSWER4. Solid yellow/ double solid yellow
centerline



No passing from the lane nearest the solid yellow line - ANSWER5. Solid
yellow line next to a broken centerline



When this is the only way to enter/exit a business, private residence, or
similar location - ANSWER6. Pedestrians on sidewalks and crosswalks have
the right of way. When can a vehicle cross a sidewalk?



They are designated "priority" for public buses, school buses, and taxis. All
other vehicles, except motorcycles, are required to move out of the lane
immediately when a bus or taxi approaches from the rear. - ANSWER7. Bus
Exclusive or Preferred Lane



POV's can only move into the bus exclusive lane 100 feet (30 meters) prior to
your left turn. - ANSWER8. Bus exclusive lanes during specific hours



No vehicle shall impede or interfere with the bus unless doing so means an
abrupt change in speed or traffic lanes which could cause an accident in an
adjacent traffic lane. - ANSWER9. When a bus is signaling to leave a bus stop



Between the hours of 0730-0900 and 1730-1900 - ANSWER10. When is the
far left lane on HWY 58 strictly used for buses, motorcycles, and designated
vehicles?



When the bus stops all vehicles, in both directions, must stop until the bus
moves or the driver signals vehicles to proceed.

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