How should you navigate a roundabout?

How should you navigate a roundabout?

• A. Yield to traffic already in the circle, choose the correct lane, enter when there is a safe gap, and signal when exiting.
• B. Enter the roundabout immediately without yielding.
• C. Stop inside the roundabout to let others pass.
• D. Do not signal when exiting.

Answer: (A)

Correct roundabout navigation rests on yielding to traffic already in the circle, choosing the correct lane for your exit, entering only when there is a safe gap, and signaling when you exit. This approach keeps the flow smooth and predictable for everyone. Entering without yielding disrupts traffic inside the circle and can lead to a crash. Stopping inside the roundabout to let others pass blocks traffic and creates a hazard. Not signaling when exiting removes predictability for other drivers and can cause collisions. Keep an eye out for pedestrians and cyclists and maintain a steady, controlled speed as you travel.

Correct roundabout navigation rests on yielding to traffic already in the circle, choosing the correct lane for your exit, entering only when there is a safe gap, and signaling when you exit. This approach keeps the flow smooth and predictable for everyone. Entering without yielding disrupts traffic inside the circle and can lead to a crash. Stopping inside the roundabout to let others pass blocks traffic and creates a hazard. Not signaling when exiting removes predictability for other drivers and can cause collisions. Keep an eye out for pedestrians and cyclists and maintain a steady, controlled speed as you travel.