You want to turn right on a green light, but bus A is stopped at a bus stop in the rightmost lane 3, just before the intersection, letting passengers off. Your car is in lane 2. Which TWO are correct? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) is in lane 2, wanting to turn right
- Green light
- Bus A is stopped at a bus stop in lane 3 just before the intersection, letting passengers off
- A person who got off the bus is on the right sidewalk
A right turn must be made by driving slowly along the right edge of the road in advance (Article 25(1) of the Road Traffic Act). A stopped bus does not change what each lane means, and also consider that passengers hidden by the bus may step onto the roadway (Article 48(1)).
Answer: ④, ⑤
Explanation
To turn right you must move to the right edge of the road in advance and turn slowly (Road Traffic Act Article 25(1)), so cutting across in front of the stopped bus from lane 2 is wrong, and you could hit someone hidden by the bus. Wait until the bus leaves and lane 3 is clear, move to the right edge, then turn; around the bus, passengers who have just got off may step into the road, so slow down and watch (Article 48(1)). A stopped bus does not change what the lanes mean.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제25조 제1항, 제48조 제1항