You are approaching an intersection with no traffic light and no one directing traffic. At the entrance on your side there is a safety sign indicating a temporary stop. What is the correct way to drive?
At an intersection without traffic control that has a temporary stop sign, you must make a temporary stop so as not to obstruct other vehicles (Article 25(6) of the Road Traffic Act). A temporary stop means bringing the wheels to a complete stop, which differs from driving slowly; consider whether road width or the absence of other cars exempts you.
Answer: ④
Explanation
Article 25(6) of the Road Traffic Act requires drivers entering an intersection without traffic control, where a safety sign indicates a temporary stop or yield, to make a temporary stop or yield so as not to obstruct other vehicles. With a temporary stop sign, you must bring the wheels to a complete stop even if no vehicles are visible or your road is wider. Only slowing down, or honking and entering, is not a temporary stop.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제25조 제6항