You want to enter a roundabout and leave by the road on the right. Truck A in front of you has stopped at the entry because of car B in the roundabout. Which TWO are correct? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) is on the approach and plans to enter the roundabout and leave by the road on the right
- Truck A ahead has stopped at the end of the approach
- Car B is circulating toward the entry
Each vehicle entering a roundabout must drive slowly or make a temporary stop and yield to circulating vehicles (Article 25-2(2) of the Road Traffic Act). The vehicle ahead getting in does not make it safe for you too, and remember that overtaking is done only on the left of the vehicle ahead and never across the centerline.
Answer: ①, ⑤
Explanation
When following another vehicle, keep a distance that lets you avoid a collision if it stops suddenly (Road Traffic Act Article 19(1)). Every vehicle entering a roundabout must itself drive slowly or make a temporary stop and yield to circulating traffic (Article 25-2(2)), so you must not tailgate A in. Overtaking must be done on the left of the vehicle ahead, so slipping past along the right edge is wrong (Article 21(1)), and crossing the centerline breaks the rule of keeping to the right of it (Article 13(3)).
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제25조의2 제2항, 제19조 제1항, 제21조 제1항, 제13조 제3항