You want to go straight in lane 3 on a green light, but car A ahead has stopped in the intersection while turning right because of a pedestrian. Car B is coming up behind in lane 2. Which TWO are correct? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) is in lane 3 and wants to go straight
- Green light for vehicles
- Car A ahead has its right signal on and is stopped in the intersection; a pedestrian is crossing the crosswalk of the road it is turning into
- Car B is approaching from behind in lane 2
You must not obstruct a vehicle ahead that has its turn signal on, and you must keep a distance that lets you avoid it if it suddenly stops (Article 25(4) and Article 19(1) of the Road Traffic Act). If you change lanes, judge the conditions for changing lanes (Article 19(3)) against car B's position in the picture.
Answer: ④, ⑤
Explanation
If the car ahead has signaled and is turning right, you must not obstruct it (Road Traffic Act Article 25(4)), and you must keep a distance that lets you avoid it if it stops suddenly (Article 19(1)). Car A has stopped to protect a pedestrian, so waiting behind it is the basic response. If you change lanes, make sure you will not interfere with car B's normal travel and use your turn signal (Article 19(3), Article 38(1)).
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제19조 제1항·제3항, 제25조 제4항, 제38조 제1항