You intend to turn right at an intersection. What is the correct way to do it?
For a right turn, the key points are which edge of the road you move to in advance while driving slowly, and your duty to watch for pedestrians and bicycles crossing on their signal (Article 25(1) of the Road Traffic Act). The horn is not a tool for making pedestrians get out of the way.
Answer: ③
Explanation
Under Article 25(1) of the Road Traffic Act, a driver turning right must move to the right edge of the road in advance and drive slowly while turning, paying attention to pedestrians, bicycles and personal mobility devices that stop or proceed according to signals. Swinging wide from the centerline side raises the risk of hitting vehicles in the next lane. Keeping your speed because no one is visible, or honking to make pedestrians move, goes against the duty to protect pedestrians.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제25조 제1항