You want to turn left at an intersection without traffic lights. An elderly person is slowly crossing the crosswalk on the road you are turning into. Which TWO are correct? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) wants to turn left
- Intersection without traffic lights
- An elderly person is crossing the crosswalk on the road you are turning into
When a pedestrian is using a crosswalk, you must make a temporary stop in front of it and not obstruct the crossing (Article 27(1) of the Road Traffic Act). The part the pedestrian has not reached or has already passed may look clear, but it is no exception; also check the correct left-turn path (Article 25(2)).
Answer: ①, ⑤
Explanation
When a pedestrian is on a crosswalk, you must make a temporary stop before it so as not to obstruct or endanger them (Road Traffic Act Article 27(1)). Elderly people walk slowly, so wait until they have fully crossed; a left turn is made by driving slowly along the centerline and using the inside of the intersection's center (Article 25(2)). Slipping behind the pedestrian or through the empty side, or hurrying them with the horn, is wrong.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제27조 제1항, 제25조 제2항