You are going around the roundabout to leave by the road on the left, and pedestrians are crossing the crosswalk on that exit road. Which TWO are correct? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) will go around the roundabout and leave by the road on the left (W)
- Crosswalk at the left-road exit; two pedestrians crossing
- No traffic lights
💡 Hint
A circulating vehicle's priority applies only over vehicles trying to enter; it does not come before pedestrians on a crosswalk (Article 27(1) of the Road Traffic Act). Note that a crosswalk right at the exit leaves little distance to stop, and that you must stop BEFORE the crosswalk.
Answer: ①, ④
Explanation
When pedestrians are using a crosswalk, you must stop temporarily before it so as not to obstruct or endanger them (Road Traffic Act Article 27(1)). The crosswalk is right at the roundabout exit, so slow down in advance to be able to stop safely. A circulating car's priority applies over entering vehicles, not over pedestrians; driving through a gap between them or stopping on the crosswalk is wrong.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제27조 제1항