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A driver entering a two-lane roundabout from the right lane should normally do what?
A approaches in the right entry lane of a two-lane traffic circle. The south exit has two receiving lanes.
Correct answer: Stay right and exit using the right lane
Why
When entering from the right lane, stay in the right lane and exit into the right lane. Follow signs and markings, signal right before leaving and yield to traffic on your left unless a traffic control device directs otherwise.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Intersections and Turns · p. 64
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