You want to turn right at an intersection without traffic lights. Bicycle A ahead of you is approaching the intersection along the right edge of the road. Which TWO are correct? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) wants to turn right
- Intersection without traffic lights
- Bicycle A ahead is going in the same direction
A right turn is made by driving slowly along the right edge of the road while watching for bicycles and personal mobility devices (Article 25(1) of the Road Traffic Act). Think about why passing a bicycle and turning right in front of it, or turning alongside it, is dangerous, in connection with the distance needed to avoid a collision (Article 19(2)).
Answer: ②, ③
Explanation
A right-turning vehicle must drive slowly along the right edge of the road while turning, watching out for bicycles and personal mobility devices (Road Traffic Act Article 25(1)). When passing a bicycle going the same way you must keep enough distance to avoid a collision (Article 19(2)), so overtaking and cutting in front of it, or turning right beside it, risks hitting the rider. Stay back at a distance and turn after the bicycle has passed.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제25조 제1항, 제19조 제2항