You see this sign and are about to enter the intersection ahead. Which two are correct ways to drive? Select TWO
At a roundabout, the key points are whether traffic circulates clockwise or counterclockwise, and who has priority between a vehicle entering and one already circulating (Article 25-2 of the Road Traffic Act). Watch out for options that reverse the priority or the direction.
Answer: ②, ④
Explanation
Arrows going around in a circle form a caution sign warning of a roundabout-type intersection (Enforcement Rule, Appendix 6, No. 109). When entering a roundabout, drive slowly or make a temporary stop, and yield to vehicles already circulating (Road Traffic Act, Article 25-2, Paragraph 2). Traffic in a roundabout moves counterclockwise (Paragraph 1 of the same article), so clockwise is wrong, and saying entering vehicles have priority is the reverse of the rule.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 시행규칙 별표6 109 회전형교차로표지