You are approaching an intersection without traffic lights. Which TWO are correct yielding rules at an intersection without traffic control? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) wants to go straight
- Intersection without traffic lights
- Car A is approaching from the road on your right
The order of yielding at an intersection without traffic control is set out step by step in Article 26(1) to (4) of the Road Traffic Act (vehicles already inside, road width, entering at the same time, left turns). Watch out for statements that reverse 'who yields to whom' in each paragraph.
Answer: ①, ⑤
Explanation
A vehicle entering an uncontrolled intersection must yield to vehicles already in it (Road Traffic Act Article 26(1)), and if the crossing road is wider, it must drive slowly and yield to vehicles entering from the wider road (Article 26(2)). When entering at the same time, yield to the vehicle on the right, not the left (Article 26(3)), and a left-turning vehicle must yield to vehicles going straight or turning right (Article 26(4)). So priority for the narrower road or for left-turning cars is wrong.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제26조 제1항·제2항