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Intersections and right-of-wayStandalone practice
Which signal should you give before leaving a roundabout?
A approaches its exit from the roundabout.
Correct answer: Signal right before exiting
Why
Signal right before your roundabout exit so following and entering traffic can understand your intention. Keep your lane path and check for pedestrians at the exit.
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