You are approaching a bicycle crossing that has a stop line, and a bicycle is crossing the road on it. What is the correct way to drive?
A bicycle crossing protects bicycles and personal mobility devices crossing the road just as a crosswalk protects pedestrians, so when a bicycle is using it, the driver has a duty to stop (Article 15-2(3) of the Road Traffic Act). Driving slowly or using the horn cannot replace that duty.
Answer: ③
Explanation
Under Article 15-2(3) of the Road Traffic Act, when bicycles and personal mobility devices are using a bicycle crossing, drivers must stop temporarily before the crossing (at the stop line if there is one) so as not to obstruct or endanger it. Under paragraph 2 of the same article, riders must use the bicycle crossing where one exists, so the cyclist here is crossing lawfully. Slipping through a gap at low speed or using the horn to make the cyclist stop violates the duty to stop.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제15조의2 제2항·제3항