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You are approaching your intended exit in a roundabout. What should you do before leaving?
A two-lane roundabout with counterclockwise traffic. Blue A is in the outer lane on the west side, facing south and approaching an exit. U.S. YIELD signs face entering traffic.
Correct answer: Signal right, check traffic, yield to pedestrians at the exit.
Why
Use the right turn signal before exiting. Keep your intended lane, check for vehicles that may continue through the roundabout, and yield to pedestrians and bicycles at the exit. Do not cut across an occupied lane to reach an exit.
Verified against Illinois Rules of the Road, July2026 · Roundabout exit and lane discipline · p. 35
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