At a T-intersection you have a green left-turn arrow and want to turn left from the main road into the side road. Car A is waiting at the stop line in the side road. Which TWO are correct? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) is in lane 1 of the main road, about to turn left into the side road
- The signal ahead shows a green left-turn arrow
- Car A in the side road is stopped at the stop line
A green arrow lets you proceed in the arrow's direction, but you must still follow the left-turn path (driving slowly on the inside of the intersection's center) and keep right on the road you enter (Article 25(2) and Article 13(3) of the Road Traffic Act). Cutting the corner or stopping inside the intersection just because you have the signal disrupts traffic.
Answer: ①, ⑤
Explanation
On a green arrow you may proceed in the direction of the arrow (Enforcement Rule Appendix 2). When turning left, drive slowly along the centerline in advance and use the inside of the centre of the intersection (Road Traffic Act Article 25(2)), and on the new road keep to the right of the centerline (Article 13(3)), so do not cut into the lane where A is waiting. Stopping in the middle of the intersection while you have the arrow blocks other traffic.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 시행규칙 별표2 녹색화살표의 등화, 도로교통법 제25조 제2항, 제13조 제3항