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You are driving in a single-lane roundabout, and you pass the exit that you wanted. What should you do?
A is inside a one-lane roundabout, just beyond the exit it intended to take.
Correct answer: Continue around the circle and take the exit when you reach it again.
Why
A roundabout lets you circle as many times as you need, so a missed exit costs only a short loop. Use your right-turn signal before you exit. Watch for pedestrians in the crosswalk as you leave the roundabout.
Verified against Montana Driver Manual English · Roundabouts in Montana · p. 42
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