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What should a driver do before entering a roundabout?
A two-lane roundabout has counterclockwise lane geometry and triangular yield-line markings facing the entry approaches. Blue A approaches from the left; silver B is in the circle. No response route or stop halo appears.
Correct answer: Slow and yield to pedestrians and traffic in the circle.
Why
A safe roundabout entry is made at reduced speed after yielding to pedestrians and circulating traffic.
Verified against Arkansas Driver License Study Guide · Roundabouts · p. 48
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