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Article 11Passage of Processions and Other Groups

第十一条(行列等の通行)

Notwithstanding paragraph (2) of the preceding Article, a group of students in transit, a funeral procession, or any other procession (hereinafter referred to as a "procession") or group of persons that Cabinet Order prescribes as likely to prevent pedestrians from proceeding must keep to the right edge of the roadway (or, if a roadway has a bicycle path, the part of the right edge of the roadway that is not the bicycle path; the same applies in the following paragraph) when on a road with demarcations between the sidewalk or side strip and the roadway.

学生生徒の隊列、葬列その他の行列(以下「行列」という。)及び歩行者の通行を妨げるおそれのある者で、政令で定めるものは、前条第二項の規定にかかわらず、歩道等と車道の区別のある道路においては、車道をその右側端(自転車道が設けられている車道にあつては、自転車道以外の部分の右側端。次項において同じ。)に寄つて通行しなければならない。

Notwithstanding paragraph (2) of the preceding Article, processions other than those that Cabinet Order prescribes as referred to in the preceding paragraph may use the roadway when on a road with demarcations between the sidewalk or side strip and the roadway. In such a case, the procession must keep to the right edge of the roadway.

前項の政令で定める行列以外の行列は、前条第二項の規定にかかわらず、歩道等と車道の区別のある道路において、車道を通行することができる。この場合においては、車道の右側端に寄つて通行しなければならない。

In order to prevent a road hazard or on finding that it is it necessary to do so in order to otherwise ensure the safety and fluidity of traffic, a police officer may order the leader of a procession as referred to in paragraph (1) to keep to the left edge of the road or roadway (or, if the roadway has a bicycle path, the part of the left edge of the roadway that is not the bicycle path), specifying the area of the road or roadway for use by the procession.

警察官は、道路における危険を防止し、その他交通の安全と円滑を図るため必要があると認めるときは、第一項の行列の指揮者に対し、区間を定めて当該行列が道路又は車道の左側端(自転車道が設けられている車道にあつては、自転車道以外の部分の左側端)に寄つて通行すべきことを命ずることができる。

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