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I think this Japanese writing excercise is quite unique, interesting or funny, because it's very rare that a non-native English speaker shows a native Japanese speaker how to go to the station in Japanese.
Maybe this is an excercise for the better hearing.

For an actual listening, native speakers tend to use their dialect such as:
ここを、ダーとくだっていってコンビニの角を右にまがるんよ。
ダー と　おりていく means "go straingt down this road."
In English, you may use "down" although there is no slope in that road.　くだっていく is exactly the same exxpression in Japanese.
ダー is an interjection, meaning "straight."