You want to turn right on a green light at an intersection in a school zone. The pedestrian signal on the crosswalk of the road you are entering is green; one child has almost finished crossing, and another is standing at the edge of the sidewalk on your side, about to cross. Which TWO are correct? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) is in lane 2, about to turn right
- School zone (speed limit 30 km/h)
- Green light ahead; pedestrian signal green on the crosswalk of the road to the right
- One child near the far end of the crosswalk; another child at the edge of the sidewalk on your side, about to cross
A right turn is made slowly along the right edge, and if a pedestrian is crossing or about to cross the crosswalk on the road you are entering, you must make a temporary stop before it (Article 25(1), Article 27(1) and (2) of the Road Traffic Act). Check the position of each of the two children in the picture.
Answer: ①, ③
Explanation
When turning right, drive slowly along the right edge of the road and watch for pedestrians (Road Traffic Act Article 25(1)). If a pedestrian is crossing, or about to cross, the crosswalk on their signal, you must stop temporarily before it and not obstruct them (Article 27(1) and (2)), so do not drive through just because the child is near the far end. Hurrying to get ahead of the child about to cross, or using the horn to make the child wait, violates the duty to protect pedestrians.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제25조 제1항, 제27조 제1항·제2항