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Passing target: 16 correct signs and 16 correct rules (TLA practice targets)

Turns, roundabouts, reversing and turning aroundStandalone practice

What should you do as you leave a roundabout?

A two-lane Ontario roundabout with counterclockwise circulation and YIELD signs at its entries. Blue A is centred in the outer lane on the west side, facing south. It has passed the previous exit and is approaching the next exit. No route or signal instruction appears in the question image.

A two-lane Ontario roundabout with counterclockwise circulation and YIELD signs at its entries. Blue A is centred in the outer lane on the west side, facing south. It has passed the previous exit and is approaching the next exit. No route or signal instruction appears in the question image.

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