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California Class C Permit Practice Test
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Intersections & Right-of-WayStandalone practice
In a roundabout with a single circulating lane and no exit-only marking, you miss your intended exit. What should you do?
In a schematic detail with one circulating lane, A has passed its intended exit. A faces east at the bottom of the ring, consistent with counterclockwise travel. Other approaches are omitted.
Correct answer: Keep going around until you reach your exit again.
Why
Continue counterclockwise in the single circulating lane until you reach your exit again. Signal before leaving and check for pedestrians. In a roundabout with other lane controls, follow the signs and markings; do not force an extra circuit from an exit-only lane.
Verified against California Driver's Handbook · Roundabouts · p. 46
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