Revision question · Alertness

You're turning right on a multi-lane roundabout. When should you take a lifesaver glance over your left shoulder?

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After moving into the left-hand lane

After leaving the roundabout

Before signalling to the right

Before moving into the left-hand lane

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The 'lifesaver' is essential to motorcyclists and does exactly what it says: it could save your life. Its purpose is to check the blind spot that isn't covered by your mirrors. Learn and understand how and when you should use it.

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Rule 88Highway Code rule · Each question asks for the relevant final shoulder check; the left check precedes moving left across roundabout lanes.Check the blind spot before committingReviewed guidance summary · Each question asks for the relevant final shoulder check; the left check precedes moving left across roundabout lanes.

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