Why should you signal before leaving a roundabout?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. It tells drivers waiting to enter and those behind where you are going
- Step 1: Drivers waiting to enter watch circulating vehicles to judge when it is safe to go. Step 2. A timely signal shows your exit and reduces the risk of a collision. Answer: It tells drivers waiting to enter and those behind where you are going. Why not the others: It gives you priority over all traffic on the roundabout: a signal informs others and does not create priority. It lets you drive faster round the circle: signals have no effect on safe speed. It is needed only when you are going straight ahead: signalling helps whichever exit you take.
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