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When may a driver change lanes or exit within a roundabout?
Correct answer: Only when the movement can be made safely.
Why
Choose the proper lane before entering and follow the signs and markings. Alaska permits a lane change or exit only when it can be made safely; a vehicle in front has priority over a following vehicle. Do not force an exit across another vehicle.
Verified against Alaska Driver Manual · Changing lanes in a roundabout · p. 39
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