At a T-intersection you are turning left on a green left arrow, but pedestrians are crossing the crosswalk on the road you are turning into. Which TWO are correct? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) is in lane 1, about to turn left onto the road on the left (W)
- Green left-turn arrow on
- Pedestrian signal green on the left road's crosswalk; pedestrians crossing
- Car A is stopped at a red light on the left road
Even when a green arrow lets you turn left, you must not obstruct pedestrians crossing in accordance with their signal (Article 27(2) of the Road Traffic Act). Also recall which part of the intersection you should use when turning left (Article 25(2)).
Answer: ①, ③
Explanation
A green arrow lets you proceed in the direction of the arrow (Enforcement Rule Annex 2), but when turning at a signal-controlled intersection you must not obstruct pedestrians crossing on their signal (Road Traffic Act Article 27(2)). A left turn is made by driving slowly along the centerline and using the inside of the intersection's center (Article 25(2)). Going ahead of the pedestrians because of your signal, or hurrying them with the horn, is wrong.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제25조 제2항, 제27조 제2항, 시행규칙 별표2