You want to go straight on a green light. Car A on the road to the right has its right turn signal on, wanting to turn right on its red light. Which TWO statements are NOT correct? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) is in lane 2 and wants to go straight
- Green light (red for the road on the right)
- Car A on the road to the right is at its stop line with its right turn signal on
💡 Hint
A right turn on a red light is allowed on condition that you stop just before the stop line and do not interfere with other traffic (Table 2 of the Enforcement Rule of the Road Traffic Act). Be suspicious of absolute expressions such as 'in any case' and of statements that reverse the order of priority.
Answer: ③, ④
Explanation
Even on a red light, a vehicle may turn right after stopping just before the stop line, as long as it does not obstruct other traffic moving on its signal (Enforcement Rule, Annex 2). So saying car A may never turn right is wrong, and so is saying your car, proceeding on green, must yield to it. Still, the lane A turns into may overlap your path and A might pull out carelessly, so watch it as you go.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 시행규칙 [별표2] 적색의 등화