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Driving test - little tiny roundabouts?

experiment626 · 2018-10-20 03:29:06

Have my driving test next week, and I’m just wondering what’s the rules for those little tiny roundabouts? Normally I see cars driving straight over them, and I try not to but sometimes (depending what way I’m turning at them) my car will go over it slightly. Will I fail if I do that in a test?

20-10-2018 3:29am

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experiment626

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Have my driving test next week, and I’m just wondering what’s the rules for those little tiny roundabouts? Normally I see cars driving straight over them, and I try not to but sometimes (depending what way I’m turning at them) my car will go over it slightly. Will I fail if I do that in a test?

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#2 20-10-2018 11:11pm

Kenno90

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Treat it like a normal roundabout, if you go over it a tiny bit it normally ok but you never know with some instructors.

Play it safe and slow when your doing your test, you should have plenty of time to turn by not going over it

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#3 23-10-2018 9:25pm

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You won't fail but will be marked down. Some of the mini roundabouts in finglas are really tight. You might even need first gear to get through properly

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#4 24-10-2018 2:23pm

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Don't forget to indicate as you would at a full size roundabout.

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