You approach a roundabout to turn right, taking an exit more than three-quarters of the way round. What signal and lane do you use on approach?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Signal right, use the right-hand lane, then signal left after passing the exit before yours
- Step 1: Right turns round a roundabout follow the road around. Step 2. Signal right and keep right on approach, and then signal left after the exit before yours. Answer: Signal right, use the right-hand lane, then signal left after passing the exit before yours. Why not the others: Left lane and left signal first would mislead others, no signal gives no warning, and keeping right on to the exit is wrong.
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