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

Explanation

False — trap: overlooking the cyclist. If the cycle lane is part of the roundabout, the same priority duty applies as for cars (Book p.85-86).