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Originally Posted by Steve
Look at the signs as you enter the roundabout. The right lane at entry has two options--take the first exit or continue through the roundabout. The left lane at entry also has two options--continue through the roundabout or proceed to the third exit. If you are going to exit at the third exit it would behoove you to move into the right lane, if possible, before exiting. Otherwise, be aware of other cars in the roundabout and adjust your speed accordingly. If you have to miss your exit, so be it. Go around one more time.
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Originally Posted by bragones
Left lane can go right if there's a dashed line. I wouldn't do it but lots of people do and they do it without looking to see if a vehicle is on their right.
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How can we have 90 posts on the umpteenth thread on this topic and people STILL post incorrect information?
- DO NOT CHANGE LANES IN THE ROUNDABOUT. At the 2nd or 3rd exit the inside/left lane exits to the left lane, no lane changes required
- THE INSIDE/LEFT LANE DOES NOT GO RIGHT / EXIT AT THE FIRST EXIT. Very simple, if you enter the roundabout in the left lane and therefore are in the inside lane of the circle you DO NOT exit at the first exit.
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