In which TWO of the following cases is slowing down not enough and you must make a temporary stop? Select TWO
💡 Hint
Protecting children, railroad crossings, passing a safety zone, and downhill slopes are each governed by different articles that require either driving slowly or a temporary stop (Articles 24, 27, 31, and 49 of the Road Traffic Act). Match each situation precisely with 'slowly' or 'wheels fully stopped.'
Answer: ③, ④
Explanation
You must stop temporarily when a child crosses the road without a guardian (Article 49(1)(2)(a)) and before a railroad crossing unless following a signal (Article 24(1)). By contrast, when passing a safety zone with pedestrians you must keep a safe distance and drive slowly (Article 27(4)), and a steep downhill slope is a slow-driving place under Article 31(1).
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제49조 제1항 제2호 가목, 제24조 제1항, 제27조 제4항, 제31조 제1항 제4호