Revision question · Band 1 road procedure

You're driving up to a roundabout. What signal should you give if you're going ahead and taking the second exit?

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Right on approach and then left to leave the roundabout

No signal as you enter and right to leave the roundabout

Left on approach and keep the signal on to leave the roundabout

No signal as you enter and left after you pass the first exit

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No signal as you enter and left after you pass the first exitThis was the right answer

To go straight ahead at a roundabout, you should approach it in the appropriate lane. Where there are road markings, use the lane indicated.

To help traffic on the roundabout and traffic waiting to join, you should give a left signal just after you pass the exit before the one you want. If you have to change lanes to reach your exit, do so with care and consideration.

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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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