On a road with one lane each way, bus A has stopped at the edge ahead and passengers are getting off. Car B is coming from the opposite direction. Which TWO are correct? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) is going straight behind bus A
- Bus A has stopped at the right edge; passengers who got off are on the sidewalk beside it
- Car B is approaching from the opposite direction
- Solid double yellow centerline
Motor vehicles and horses must use the right side of the centerline, and a solid yellow centerline may not be crossed (Article 13(3) of the Road Traffic Act). Do not overlook that passengers who got off may suddenly cross in front of the bus, and that car B is coming the other way.
Answer: ②, ⑤
Explanation
Vehicles must keep to the right of the centerline (Road Traffic Act Article 13(3)), and a solid yellow centerline must not be crossed (Enforcement Rule, Annex 6). With car B also coming, the right choice is to wait behind the bus. People who got off may suddenly cross in front of the bus, so watch ahead and drive in a way that does not endanger others (Article 48(1)). Hurrying the bus with the horn or squeezing between the bus and the sidewalk is wrong.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제13조 제3항, 시행규칙 [별표6] 중앙선표시, 도로교통법 제48조 제1항