Motorcyclists may stop suddenly behind a left-turning vehicle or change course significantly to get to the right of the left-turning vehicle. Be aware of the motorcyclist's movements and keep a safe distance between vehicles.

The left-turning vehicle ahead is likely to stop just in front of the pedestrian as he/she is passing through the crosswalk to the left of the pedestrian. Slow down and proceed.

Due to a left-turning car, you are not sure of the situation of oncoming traffic. Do not force yourself to move out to the right of the left-turning car to pass it, but instead pause and check the situation ahead before entering the intersection.

If you enter the intersection at this speed thinking that the car on your left should pause because the road on which your car is traveling is a priority road with a center line, you will not avoid a collision if the car on your left enters the intersection without stopping. Slow down and approach the intersection.

Oncoming right-turning vehicles may initiate a right turn even if your vehicle is close to the intersection. Slow down and approach the intersection with the expectation that an oncoming car might turn right first even if you are going straight.

Even at intersections where visibility is good enough, accidents can still occur. The causes include misjudgment of distance and speed, and the feeling that both drivers think the other will stop. In order to avoid accidents, even if you are driving on the side with priority, drive with a sense of giving way to the other driver.

Intersections and their vicinity are the places where most accidents occur. When attempting to enter or pass through an intersection, drivers should proceed at the safest speed and in the safest manner possible, depending on the conditions of the intersection, while paying attention to other vehicles, pedestrians, and other traffic.

At intersections where there is no visibility to the left or right, people and cars may suddenly jump out of the way, so you must slow down to a speed that will allow you to stop immediately.

Intersections and their vicinity are the most accident-prone areas. At these locations, slow down and make sure you are safe on both sides of the road, as vehicles may enter the intersection from both sides of the intersection and oncoming vehicles may turn right behind large vehicles making a right turn.

Other vehicles may enter from an intersecting road, ignoring the flashing red light. If you proceed carelessly, you may not be able to respond when a car emerges from the intersection, so be very careful.

It is possible that a bus will go straight ahead while avoiding right-turning vehicles. In this situation, if you drive expecting that the bus will not go straight or will wait for your car to turn right, you may collide with the bus in the intersection.

There may be other vehicles behind the bus that you cannot see, so make sure it is safe to turn right after the bus has passed. Even if the bus does not go straight ahead, be careful because two-wheeled vehicles may come out from behind the bus.