In a roundabout you have passed the first exit and want to leave by the second exit, the road at the top. Car B is waiting on that road to enter. Which TWO are correct? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) has passed the road on the right (first exit) and plans to leave by the road at the top (second exit)
- Car B is waiting to enter from the road at the top with its left signal on
A vehicle about to enter a roundabout must yield to vehicles already circulating (Article 25-2(2) of the Road Traffic Act). Note that the turn signal for entering and the one for leaving point in different directions, and that even with priority you must still watch vehicles trying to enter.
Answer: ①, ④
Explanation
When leaving a roundabout, you must operate the right turn signal at the moment you are about to exit (Road Traffic Act Article 38(1), Enforcement Decree Appendix 2). The left signal is for entering, so leaving it on until you exit misleads others. Car B must yield to circulating vehicles (Article 25-2(2)), so you need not stop in the roundabout to let it in, but you should still leave slowly while watching it.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제38조 제1항, 시행령 제21조 별표2, 도로교통법 제25조의2 제2항