Wyoming Class C Knowledge Test Practice
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You are approaching a roundabout. A car inside the roundabout is coming toward your entry from your left, and a pedestrian is in the crosswalk in front of you. What should you do?
A approaches a roundabout entrance with a pedestrian in the crossing ahead. B is already circulating toward the entrance from A's left.
Correct answer: Slow, let the pedestrian cross, and wait for a gap from your left.
Why
Roundabouts keep traffic moving at low speed in a counterclockwise direction. Drivers who enter must yield to pedestrians in the crosswalk and to vehicles already in the circle, then merge into a gap from the left. Once inside, keep moving and do not stop. Roundabouts reduce crashes because all traffic moves slowly and in one direction.
Verified against Wyoming Rules of the Road, Class C · Roundabouts · p. 48
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