What is the most appropriate way to drive on a road where this sign is posted?
💡 Hint
With a caution sign, reading where the danger in the picture comes from tells you how to respond (Enforcement Rule, Appendix 6). First identify what the symbol means, then ask whether a response such as sounding the horn continuously or stopping in a dangerous spot creates a new danger.
Answer: ①
Explanation
A picture of rocks tumbling from a cliff is a caution sign warning of a place where rocks may fall (Enforcement Rule, Appendix 6, No. 130). It is placed on the right side of the road 30-200 meters before the hazard, so slow down, watch for rocks on the road, and pass without lingering in that section. Wildlife, airplane, and tram signs have different pictures, and stopping on tracks is dangerous.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 시행규칙 별표6 130 낙석도로표지