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Hawaii Class 3 Learner's Permit Test Practice
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You are approaching a roundabout where vehicles are already circulating. What should you do before entering?
A two-lane roundabout. Blue A approaches from the left. Silver B is already circulating. YIELD signs control the entries.
Correct answer: Slow and yield to circulating traffic, pedestrians and bicyclists as required
Why
Slow on approach. Yield to users crossing the entry and to traffic, including bicycles, already circulating. Follow the marked lane and pass to the right of the central island, circulating counterclockwise. Signal right when exiting and check for people crossing the exit.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · Entering a roundabout · p. 65
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