Which statements about exiting a roundabout are correct? (multiple answers possible)
- ✓ You must also give way to cyclists on a cycle lane that follows the roundabout
- ✓ You must give way to continuing car traffic
- Signalling is not necessary, since it's already obvious you're turning off
- You never need to give way to cyclists as long as you were already on the roundabout
- ✓ When exiting to the right you signal to the right
Correct answer: You must also give way to cyclists on a cycle lane that follows the roundabout; You must give way to continuing car traffic; When exiting to the right you signal to the right
Explanation
False
Why learners get this wrong
- Signalling is a separate, mandatory action
- If the cycle lane is part of the roundabout, the same priority duty applies as for cars
Topic: Leaving the roundabout: looking, signalling, priority
Read the rule: Core: Leaving the roundabout: looking, signalling, priority
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