Driving on the main road at a T-intersection without traffic lights, you want to turn left into the side road. A two-wheeled vehicle (A) is coming straight from the opposite direction. Which TWO are correct? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) is on the main road, turning left into the side road
- T-intersection without traffic lights
- Two-wheeled vehicle (A) is coming straight from the opposite direction
At an intersection without traffic control, a vehicle turning left must yield to a vehicle going straight, and a two-wheeled vehicle counts as such a vehicle (Article 26(4) of the Road Traffic Act). Seen head-on, a two-wheeled vehicle looks narrow, so it is easy to misjudge its distance and speed.
Answer: ④, ⑤
Explanation
At an intersection without traffic control, a vehicle turning left must yield to other vehicles going straight (Road Traffic Act Article 26(4)), and two-wheeled vehicles are vehicles too. Seen head-on, a two-wheeled vehicle is narrow, so its distance and speed are easily underestimated; wait until it has passed, then drive slowly and turn left inside the center of the intersection (Article 25(2)). Accelerating into the turn or swinging wide is wrong.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제26조 제4항, 제25조 제2항