You want to turn right into the road on your right at a T-intersection without traffic lights inside a school zone. The road you are entering has a crosswalk without traffic lights, and nobody is crossing right now. Which TWO are correct? Select TWO
- Your car (blue) is about to turn right into the road on the right at a T-intersection
- School zone (speed limit 30 km/h)
- Crosswalk without traffic lights on the road you are entering; nobody crossing
- A child on the far sidewalk of that road
A right turn is made by driving slowly along the right edge in advance (Article 25(1) of the Road Traffic Act), and before a crosswalk without a traffic light inside a school zone there is a duty that applies whether or not pedestrians are present (Article 27(7)). Think about whether the same rule applies to the crosswalk on the road you turn into.
Answer: ②, ⑤
Explanation
When turning right, move to the right edge of the road in advance and turn slowly (Road Traffic Act Article 25(1)). Before a crosswalk without traffic lights inside a school zone you must stop temporarily whether or not anyone is crossing (Article 27(7)), so you must stop even before the crosswalk on the road you have just turned into. It is wrong to think a turning car is exempt or that driving slowly is enough, and crossing the centerline to make a wide turn is dangerous.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제25조 제1항, 제27조 제7항