You have turned from the main road into the side road and want to stop briefly at the roadside to drop someone off. There is a crosswalk at the entrance of the side road. Which TWO statements are correct? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) has turned into the side road from the main road and has just passed the crosswalk
- You have the right signal on to stop at the roadside
💡 Hint
Article 32 of the Road Traffic Act bans stopping on a crosswalk and within 5 or 10 meters of places such as the edge of an intersection, a road corner, or a crosswalk, depending on the place. Briefly dropping someone off still counts as a stop, and hazard lights do not make a prohibited place allowed.
Answer: ①, ③
Explanation
Stopping is prohibited on a crosswalk and in an intersection (Road Traffic Act Article 32(1)), and also within 5 metres of the edge of an intersection or the corner of a road (Article 32(2)) and within 10 metres of a crosswalk (Article 32(5)). Briefly letting someone out still counts as stopping, and turning on the hazard lights does not make stopping in a prohibited place lawful.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제32조 제1호·제2호·제5호