Revision question · The road

The entrances to roundabouts are often slippery when they're wet. How should you deal with this hazard?

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Stay in the left-hand lane

Brake in good time

Use the handbrake

Stop before emerging

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Brake in good timeThis was the right answer

The entrances to roundabouts are often worn. This can make the surface slippery, especially when it's wet. You should plan your approach and brake in good time.

Reviewed reading for this question

Brake before turning, not sharply in the bendReviewed guidance summary · Plan the wet approach and brake progressively on the straight before steering into the bend or roundabout.

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