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A driver entering a two-lane roundabout from the left lane should normally do what?
A approaches in the left entry lane of a two-lane traffic circle. The east exit has two receiving lanes.
Correct answer: Stay left and exit using the left lane
Why
Enter from the left lane, stay in that lane and leave through the left receiving lane. Signal right for the exit, check traffic in the outside lane and pedestrians at the exit, and do not force the turn if it cannot be completed safely.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Intersections and Turns · p. 64
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