You want to go straight in lane 2 on a green light. Car A in lane 3 wants to turn right, and pedestrians are crossing on the crosswalks of the roads to the left and right. Which TWO statements are correct? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) is in lane 2 of three lanes and wants to go straight
- Green light for vehicles
- Car A in lane 3 has its right turn signal on
- Pedestrians are crossing on the crosswalks of the roads to the left and right
Recall what the pedestrian signal shows at the crosswalks on the left and right roads, which run parallel to your direction, when your light is green (Annex 2 of the Enforcement Rule). Whether the duty to make a temporary stop (Article 27 of the Road Traffic Act) applies depends on whether your car going straight and car A turning right each pass over those crosswalks.
Answer: ②, ④
Explanation
On a green light you may go straight or turn right (Enforcement Rule, Annex 2), and at this time the crosswalks on the left and right roads, which run parallel to your direction, get a green pedestrian signal. Your car going straight does not pass over those crosswalks, so it may proceed on the signal. Car A turning right does pass over one, so it must make a temporary stop before the crosswalk while pedestrians are crossing (Road Traffic Act Article 27(1)(2)).
Legal basis: 도로교통법 시행규칙 [별표2] 녹색의 등화, 도로교통법 제27조 제1항·제2항