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Intersections and right-of-wayStandalone practice
When should you choose your lane for a multi-lane roundabout?
A approaches a multi-lane roundabout while B is already circulating.
Correct answer: Before entering, using signs and markings
Why
Plan your exit and select the correct approach lane before entering. Follow the actual signs and lane guides through the roundabout rather than changing lanes inside to reach an exit.
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