Revision question · Band 1 road procedure

You intend to turn right at a roundabout. When should you give a left signal?

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Immediately on entering the roundabout

In good time on approach to the roundabout

After passing the exit before the one you want

When entering the exit you wish to take

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After passing the exit before the one you wantThis was the right answer

Properly timed signals tell other road users what you intend to do. When you're turning right at a roundabout, signal left just after passing the exit before the one you wish to take. This helps drivers behind and also those waiting to join the roundabout.

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Rule 184Highway Code rule · Select the roundabout lane from signs and markings, then signal left after the preceding exit when leaving.Rule 186Highway Code rule · Select the roundabout lane from signs and markings, then signal left after the preceding exit when leaving.

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