You are about to turn left on a left-turn signal (green arrow). Opposite you, car A has its right signal on and is stopped at the stop line. Which TWO are correct? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) is in lane 1, about to turn left
- Signal ahead: green left-turn arrow
- Car A in the opposite lane 2 has its right signal on and is stopped at the stop line
A left turn must be made by driving slowly along the centerline in advance and using the inside of the intersection's center (Article 25(2) of the Road Traffic Act). Watch out for an oncoming vehicle turning right into the same road, and remember that changing lanes right after the turn still requires a turn signal (Article 38(1)).
Answer: ③, ⑤
Explanation
When turning left you must drive slowly along the centerline in advance and use the inside of the intersection's center (Road Traffic Act Article 25(2)), so do not swing wide; enter lane 1 of the new road. If car A turns right, it will enter the outer lane of the same road, so watch it and keep to your lane (Article 14(2)). Changing lanes right after the turn without signalling violates Article 38(1) and could cause a collision with car A.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제25조 제2항, 제14조 제2항, 제38조 제1항