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Delaware Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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What must a driver do before entering a roundabout?
A two-lane roundabout. Blue A approaches from the left. Silver B is already circulating. YIELD signs control the entries.
Correct answer: Yield to circulating traffic and enter a safe gap.
Why
Circulating traffic has priority, so an entering driver slows, checks the intended path, and waits when necessary.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Entering a roundabout · p. 85, 86
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