On an alley with no separate sidewalk and no centerline, a person who cannot see is walking along the edge with an assistance dog. Which is NOT a correct way to drive when passing them?
When passing a pedestrian on a road with no sidewalk/roadway separation and no centerline, keep a safe distance and drive slowly, and make a temporary stop if you would obstruct them (Article 27(6)1 of the Road Traffic Act). Also recall how the law treats noise that could startle a person who cannot see and their guide dog (Article 49(1)).
Answer: ①
Explanation
On a road with no separate sidewalk and no centerline, drivers must keep a safe distance and drive slowly when passing pedestrians, and drive slowly or stop temporarily if they would obstruct them (Road Traffic Act Article 27(6)1). Repeated loud honking is a prohibited noise act (Article 49(1)8(c)) and is actually dangerous because it startles the person and the assistance dog.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제27조 제6항 제1호, 제49조 제1항 제8호 다목, 안전운전 일반