At a T-intersection without traffic lights, you are on the main road and want to turn left into the side road. Car A is coming straight from the opposite direction, and a pedestrian is crossing the crosswalk at the entrance of the side road. Which TWO are correct? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) wants to turn left from the main road into the side road
- T-intersection without traffic lights
- Car A is coming straight from the opposite direction
- A pedestrian is crossing the crosswalk at the side road entrance
At an intersection without traffic control, a vehicle turning left must yield to vehicles going straight (Article 26(4) of the Road Traffic Act), and if a pedestrian is on the crosswalk of the road you are entering, you make a temporary stop in front of it (Article 27(1)). Turning on your signal first does not give you priority.
Answer: ②, ③
Explanation
At an uncontrolled intersection, a vehicle turning left must yield to vehicles going straight (Road Traffic Act Article 26(4)), so let car A go first. If a pedestrian is crossing the crosswalk on the side road you are turning into, make a temporary stop before it and do not obstruct them (Article 27(1)). Signaling first gives no priority, and cutting in front of car A or hurrying others with the horn is wrong.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제26조 제4항, 제27조 제1항