From the side road of a T-intersection without traffic lights, you want to turn left onto the main road. Car A coming from the left has its right turn signal on. Which TWO are correct? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) wants to turn left out of the side road
- T-intersection without traffic lights
- Car A coming from the left has its right signal on
A turn signal only announces an intention to turn (Article 38(1) of the Road Traffic Act); it does not guarantee that the vehicle will actually turn. At an intersection without traffic control you must drive slowly (Article 31(1)), and when turning left out onto the road, you must check both lanes you will cross.
Answer: ①, ③
Explanation
Drivers must signal with their indicators when turning (Road Traffic Act Article 38(1)), but some drivers go straight with a signal left on or signal by mistake, so pulling into car A's path based only on its signal can cause a crash. Confirm that car A is actually slowing and turning, and since the intersection has no traffic control, drive slowly (Article 31(1)) and check both the left and right lanes you will cross when turning left. Blocking the space car A will turn into or hurrying it with the horn is wrong.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제31조 제1항, 제38조 제1항