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Signalling straight ahead on mini-roundabout
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This is a roundabout with 3 exits out the back of Dublin airport. Going by the advice of this thread, if approaching via the arrow and going the first exit, I would signal left on the approach, just the same as if the first exit were in the standard 9 'o clock position? 'cause up 'til now, I've just been treating it as a standard straight through.
Please don’t resurrect 7 year old threads.
To answer your question though, no signal on the approach and signal at 9 o’clock0
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