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Alberta Class 7 Practice Test
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From a roundabout lane that allows you to continue circulating, what should you do if you cannot take your intended exit safely?
Correct answer: Continue around and try the exit again
Why
If you cannot take the exit safely and your lane permits continued circulation, stay in that lane and go around again. Never reverse or cut abruptly across another lane. If the markings require your lane to exit, follow them and find another safe route.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Intersections and Turns · p. 65
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