Which statement about motor vehicles using bicycle tracks or roadside areas is correct?
💡 Hint
Vehicles other than bicycles and personal mobility devices may not use a bicycle track or roadside area unless a safety sign allows it (Article 13(6) of the Road Traffic Act). However, bicycle priority roads are set as an exception to this prohibition, so distinguish them from bicycle tracks.
Answer: ①
Explanation
Article 13(6) of the Road Traffic Act prohibits vehicles other than bicycles and personal mobility devices from using bicycle tracks or roadside areas unless permitted by safety signs. The absence of bicycles or a wish to avoid congestion does not make it allowed. A bicycle priority road is an exception to this ban, so motor vehicles may travel there, and the statement that motor vehicles are prohibited is wrong.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제13조 제6항