Wrong misleading
The statement says: “You do not need to stop temporarily at a railroad crossing only when the traffic light is green.”
The app marks True as the correct answer and explains that there is no obligation to stop if the traffic light is green and safety is confirmed.
However, the wording “only when the traffic light is green” is confusing and misleading. It implies that a driver never needs to stop at a railroad crossing whenever the signal is green, which may not be true in all situations. The sentence should clearly distinguish between railroad crossings controlled by traffic signals and those that require a stop regardless of the traffic light
Response from developer
Thank you for your feedback! The answer is correct according to Japanese law, but we appreciate you pointing out that the current wording may be misleading. We encourage you to use the question reporting system directly within the app for any future concerns. Please note that while some nuances may be lost in translation—which can occasionally happen with official exam materials as well. we strive for maximum clarity. We will improve the phrasing of this question in our next update to avoid confusion.
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Response from developer
Thank you so much for your review. It motivates us to keep improving and updating the app.
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Thank you so much for your review. It motivates us to keep improving and updating the app.
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Thank you so much for your review. It motivates us to keep improving and updating the app.
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Thank you so much for your review. It motivates us to keep improving and updating the app.
