You are leaving a building's parking lot and want to cross the sidewalk and turn right onto the road. A pedestrian is walking on the sidewalk in front of the exit, and car A is coming from the left on the road. Which TWO are correct? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) is at the parking lot exit at the bottom, right signal on, about to turn right
- A pedestrian is on the sidewalk in front of the exit
- Car A is approaching from the left on the road
When crossing a sidewalk to enter the road from outside it, you must make a temporary stop just before the sidewalk and not obstruct pedestrians (Article 13(2) of the Road Traffic Act), and when entering the road you must stop first, check for safety, and drive slowly (Article 18(3)). Even when turning right, it is easy to miss vehicles coming from the left.
Answer: ①, ②
Explanation
When entering the road from outside it across a sidewalk, you must stop temporarily just before the sidewalk, look left and right, and cross without obstructing pedestrians (Road Traffic Act Article 13(2)). When entering a road from a parking lot or similar place, you must also stop first and drive slowly while checking that it is safe (Article 18(3)), so enter after car A from the left has passed. Using the horn to stop the pedestrian or speeding up on the sidewalk is wrong.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제13조 제2항, 제18조 제3항