While waiting at the stop line of an intersection, the vehicle signal changes from red to green. Which TWO are correct ways to drive? Select TWO
Right after the light turns green, there may be cars that forced their way into the intersection or pedestrians still on the crosswalk. Recall the duty of safe driving (Article 48(1) of the Road Traffic Act) together with the duty to protect pedestrians (Article 27(1)), and think about when you may cross the stop line.
Answer: ③, ④
Explanation
Right after the light changes, a vehicle that forced its way in on yellow or red may still be crossing, so the safe-driving duty in Article 48(1) of the Road Traffic Act requires you to check both ways before setting off. If pedestrians remain on the crosswalk, you must wait so as not to obstruct them, as Article 27(1) requires. Crossing the stop line before the light changes is a signal violation.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제48조 제1항, 제27조 제1항