Round abouts

Samuel T. Cogley

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If travelling 270 degrees (or similar) on a round about, should you move lanes or is it acceptable to remain in the lane closest to the round about, indicate and exit the round about? Does this change if there is only one lane on the road you're exiting on to?

Thanks!

ELM327

Samuel T. Cogley wrote: »

I'm posting here because if I post in Motors there will be a riot. Please please please don't flame each other!

If travelling 270 degrees (or similar) on a round about, should you move lanes or is it acceptable to remain in the lane closest to the round about, indicate and exit the round about? Does this change if there is only one lane on the road you're exiting on to?

Thanks!

270 degrees.
That's 3 o clock.
Therefore you should be in the right of the lane (or in the right lane if there are more than one lane) approaching the roundabout. Then you indicate right.
Indicate left when just passed the exit before yours and move into the left lane and leave the roundabout in one motion.

You don't change lanes on a roundabout. You change lanes and exit.

Samuel T. Cogley

ELM327 wrote: »

270 degrees.
That's 3 o clock.
Therefore you should be in the right of the lane (or in the right lane if there are more than one lane) approaching the roundabout. Then you indicate right.
Indicate left when just passed the exit before yours and move into the left lane and leave the roundabout in one motion.

You don't change lanes on a roundabout. You change lanes and exit.

If there are two lanes on the exit road - stay right?

ELM327

Samuel T. Cogley wrote: »

If there are two lanes on the exit road - stay right?

Not mandatory