In Portuguese road regulations, how should a driver position their vehicle in a multi-lane roundabout when taking the third exit?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Enter using an interior lane and transition to the right lane after the second exit
- Step 1: Roundabout lane discipline. Step 2. Drivers taking any exit beyond the first must use an interior lane, moving to the right lane immediately after passing the exit preceding their intended exit. Answer: Enter using an interior lane and transition to the right lane after the second exit. Why not the others: Circulating the perimeter in the right lane when not taking the next exit is a traffic infraction; driving over islands is prohibited.
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