At a T-intersection without traffic lights, you are on the main road and want to turn right into the side road. Car A is waiting to come out of the side road, and a child is on the sidewalk at the corner. Which TWO are correct? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) wants to turn right from the main road into the side road
- T-intersection without traffic lights
- Car A is waiting in the side road to come out
- A child on the sidewalk at the corner you are turning around
A right turn must be made by driving slowly along the right edge of the road in advance (Article 25(1) of the Road Traffic Act). A wide turn cuts into the lane of the vehicle waiting on the side road, and when there is a risk of an accident, such as a child at the corner, a duty to make a temporary stop arises (Article 49(1)2).
Answer: ④, ⑤
Explanation
A vehicle turning right must drive slowly along the right edge of the road in advance (Road Traffic Act Article 25(1)). Swinging wide would put you into the lane of car A, which is waiting in the side road, risking a head-on collision. You must make a temporary stop when there is a risk to a child, such as a child coming into the road (Article 49(1)2), so watch the child at the corner and be ready to stop; honking and turning without slowing is wrong.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제25조 제1항, 제49조 제1항 제2호