You are riding a two-wheeled vehicle in lane 2 toward an intersection. The light is red, so car B in lane 1 and car A in lane 2 are stopped at the stop line, and pedestrians are crossing the crosswalk ahead. Which TWO are correct? Select TWO
- Your vehicle (blue two-wheeled vehicle) is approaching the intersection in lane 2
- Red light
- Car B in lane 1 and car A in lane 2 are stopped at the stop line
- Two pedestrians are crossing the crosswalk ahead
A two-wheeled vehicle must also follow the lanes on a road where lanes are marked (Article 14(2) of the Road Traffic Act) and must use the roadway, not the sidewalk (Article 13(1)). Consider whether a narrow body really allows you to pass between cars or between pedestrians (Article 27(1)).
Answer: ①, ②
Explanation
Where lanes are marked, two-wheeled vehicles must also travel along the lanes (Road Traffic Act Article 14(2)), so do not slip between the stopped cars; stop behind car A in lane 2 with some distance. On roads with separate sidewalks and roadways vehicles must use the roadway (Article 13(1)), so riding onto the sidewalk is not allowed either. When pedestrians are using a crosswalk you must come to a temporary stop before it (Article 27(1)), so even after the light changes, move off only after the remaining pedestrians have crossed, and never ride between pedestrians because your vehicle is narrow.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제14조 제2항, 제13조 제1항, 제27조 제1항