You want to turn right on a red light. The pedestrian signal on the crosswalk ahead is green, and bicycle A is crossing from left to right just beside the crosswalk. Which TWO are correct? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) is in lane 2 and wants to turn right
- Red light ahead; the pedestrian signal on the crosswalk ahead is green
- Bicycle A is crossing from left to right just beside the crosswalk
When turning right on a red light, stop first just before the stop line, and do not obstruct pedestrians, bicycles, or other vehicles moving on their signal (Annex 2 of the Enforcement Rule). Check in the picture whether there is still a direction to watch even after bicycle A has passed.
Answer: ③, ④
Explanation
To turn right on red you must first stop just before the stop line and may then turn only when you will not obstruct other traffic moving on its signal (Enforcement Rule, Annex 2). A right-turning driver must watch for pedestrians, bicycles and personal mobility devices moving on their signal (Road Traffic Act Article 25(1)), so wait until bicycle A, crossing with the green pedestrian signal, has passed. After that you must still check for vehicles coming on green from the left; merely slowing without stopping or cutting in front of the bicycle is wrong.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 시행규칙 [별표2] 적색의 등화, 도로교통법 제25조 제1항