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Maine Class C Permit Practice Test
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At a Maine roundabout with ordinary yield control and no officer directing otherwise, what must 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: Yield to circulating traffic, then enter to the right
Why
Yield to vehicles already circulating, then enter to the right of the central island when the gap is safe and travel counterclockwise. Follow the lane signs and markings. Maine law also limits travel in a roundabout’s outside lane to no more than two exit points; choose your lane before entry for the intended exit.
Verified against Maine Driver License Manual and Motorist Handbook · Roundabout entry · p. 62
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