You want to go straight through an intersection without traffic lights. Car A on the road to the right has stopped before the intersection, but two-wheeled vehicle B is approaching in the lane next to it to go straight. Which TWO are correct? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) is about to go straight through an intersection without traffic lights
- Car A in lane 1 of the road to the right has stopped before the intersection
- Two-wheeled vehicle B is approaching in lane 2 beside car A to go straight
- You and B are about to enter the intersection at about the same time
At an intersection without traffic control, drive slowly, and when vehicles are about to enter at the same time, yield to the vehicle on the road to your right (Articles 26(3) and 31(1) of the Road Traffic Act). A two-wheeled vehicle is also a vehicle, and one coming out of the lane beside a stopped car is easily hidden from view.
Answer: ③, ④
Explanation
At an intersection without traffic control you must slow down (Road Traffic Act Article 31(1)1), and vehicles entering at the same time must yield to the vehicle on the road to the right (Article 26(3)). A two-wheeled vehicle is a vehicle too, so the same rule applies and you must yield to B coming from the right. If you judge the road on the right to be clear just because car A has stopped, you can easily miss a two-wheeled vehicle coming out in the next lane.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제26조 제3항, 제31조 제1항 제1호