Question from a reader:
Please tell me about traffic enforcement. This is a story about a certain intersection. It has two lanes in each direction, but there is a dedicated right turn lane near the intersection, making it three lanes. The traffic signal for north-south direction does not turn green, and at the moment the right turn signal changes from yellow
Question from a reader:
When a car comes in without stopping at all while I am turning left, and I end up tailgating that car, will it be considered that the tailgating side is at fault? Is it less likely for the car that didn’t stop to be held responsible?
Question from a reader:
Is it a violation to drive over 100 km/h on a national road in the city? Can you explain this in detail?
Recently, while driving with friends, the topic came up: “Isn’t it a violation to drive over 100 km/h on a national road?” I believe everyone pays attention
Question from a reader:
I was involved in a traffic accident. This afternoon, while trying to go straight through an intersection with a green light, a car coming from the opposite direction turned right and collided with the front right tire of my car. I was driving a van, and there were four children in car seats in the back seat.
Question from a reader:
I was involved in a car accident and damaged the other person’s vehicle. I intend to pay for the repair costs, but the other party says they don’t want any money and won’t repair their car. What will happen in this case?
Question from a reader:
I have a question about Masuda Taxi, which is near Kuki City. The other day, around 10:15 AM on July 11, I saw a taxi that did not stop while pedestrians were crossing at a crosswalk, instead proceeding while slowing down. If someone were to get injured, how would the taxi company take responsibility?
Question from a reader:
I wanted to turn left when leaving the convenience store and signaled, but when I turned the steering wheel, the signal turned off, and I ended up turning left. If the police had been there at that moment, would I have been at risk of getting caught?
Many drivers have experienced the
Question from a reader:
Recently, there have been reports of accidents involving buses and pedestrians. Many opinions suggest that in such cases, the bus has the right of way and that pedestrians are obligated to yield. Is this really the case?
Recently, reports of accidents involving buses and pedestrians have surfaced,
Question from a reader:
I heard that if a pedestrian ignores a traffic signal and suddenly runs out, the responsibility for the accident is often judged to be 70:30 against the pedestrian. I think the insurance company for the car would end up paying, but does that mean the pedestrian has to pay out of pocket? If the other party is
Question from a reader:
My friend was in an accident where the other party was 100% at fault. My friend’s car had been driven for 200,000 kilometers and has been totaled. My friend wants to demand the full amount for the car from the other party, but I think that’s unrealistic. I’m worried it seems like they are persistently asking for
