You approach a roundabout to take the first exit on the left. What should you do?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Signal left, approach in the left lane and give way to the right
- Step 1: Most roundabout rules link lane, signal and exit. Step 2. Signal left on approach, keep left and keep left through the exit. Answer: Signal left, approach in the left lane and give way to the right. Why not the others: Right signals and middle lanes are for later exits, and left traffic gives way to you.
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