[For Adults] Follow the Rules! Traffic Safety Quiz

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If the railroad crossing has a traffic signal mounted over it, you may proceed without stopping as long as you carefully confirm that it is safe ahead. However, in all other cases, you must stop before the crossing and proceed only after ensuring it is safe.

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In 2008, the Road Traffic Act was amended to require seat belt use for people in every seat of a car. However, exemptions apply in cases where wearing a seat belt could adversely affect one’s condition, such as due to injury, disability, or pregnancy.

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Stopping and parking are prohibited not only at intersections and within 5 meters of their edges, but also at crosswalks and within 5 meters of their edges. In addition, stopping and parking are prohibited within crosswalks, intersections, railroad crossings, and at any locations where road signs indicate a prohibition.

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In all circumstances, making a U-turn on an expressway is prohibited. If you miss your intended interchange, stay calm, exit at the next interchange, and inform the tollgate staff of the situation.

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This mark is used not only for pedestrian crosswalks but also when there is a separate bicycle crossing lane. Once you pass this mark, there’s a high chance pedestrians will be nearby, so be prepared to stop immediately.

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At locations where a red light is flashing, vehicles must come to a complete stop and proceed only after carefully ensuring safety. Pedestrians may proceed, provided they pay close attention to nearby vehicles and their surroundings.

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If your vehicle breaks down while driving and you have no choice but to stop, you must alert others that you are stationary. In such cases, a triangular warning reflector or a purple rotating beacon is required. A flare alone is not sufficient to indicate that the vehicle is stopped.