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Alabama Class D Learner License Practice Test
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Intersections & Right-of-WayStandalone practice
A driver misses the intended exit in a single-lane roundabout. What is the safe action?
In a schematic detail with one circulating lane, A has passed its intended exit. A faces east at the bottom of the ring, consistent with counterclockwise travel. Other approaches are omitted.
Correct answer: Drive around the roundabout again to the exit.
Why
In a single-lane roundabout, continue around and take the intended exit when you reach it again. Do not reverse, stop to recover the exit, or cross the island. In a multilane roundabout, obey lane arrows and exit controls; do not cross another lane to recover a missed exit.
Verified against Alabama Driver Manual · Missed roundabout exit · p. 60
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