You want to turn right on a red light. Bus A is stopped at the edge of the road you are turning into, and car B is coming straight in lane 1 from the road on the left. Which TWO are correct? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) is in lane 2 and wants to turn right
- Red light ahead (green for the cross road)
- Bus A is stopped at the edge of the road you are turning into
- Car B is coming straight in lane 1 from the road on the left
On a red light you may turn right only after stopping just before the stop line and only when you will not obstruct other traffic (Annex 2 of the Enforcement Rule). Because of the bus (A) at the edge of the road you are entering, check which lane your car will have to use after the turn and whether any vehicle is coming in that lane.
Answer: ②, ③
Explanation
On a red light you must first stop just before the stop line and may turn right only when you will not obstruct other traffic moving on its signal (Enforcement Rule, Annex 2). Because bus A occupies the outer lane, you will have to move toward lane 1 after turning, so let car B, coming straight in lane 1, pass first, then turn slowly and watch for people stepping out in front of the bus (Road Traffic Act Article 48(1)). Rushing to turn before car B or pulling onto the crosswalk to block its path is wrong.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 시행규칙 [별표2] 적색의 등화, 도로교통법 제48조 제1항