On a multi-lane circulatory carriageway of a large roundabout, you realise too late that you are in a lane dedicated exclusively to an exit you do not want to take. Traffic is moving alongside you in the adjacent lane. What is the safest course of action?
- ASignal right immediately and steer across into the adjacent lane to remain on the circulatory carriageway
- Follow the lane off the roundabout at that exit and find a safe place to turn around or rerouteCevap
- CCome to a complete stop in your lane on the roundabout and wait until a gap opens in the adjacent lane
- DFlash your headlights so that the driver in the adjacent lane gives way and allows you to move over
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Follow the lane off the roundabout at that exit and find a safe place to turn around or reroute
Under The Highway Code (Rules 186 and 187), drivers must follow lane markings and maintain lane discipline. When caught in a lane dedicated to an unintended exit with adjacent traffic, attempting to force a lane change or stopping is extremely dangerous. The correct, safe procedure is to follow the lane off the roundabout and find a safe, legal place to reroute.
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Lane discipline and dealing with navigational errors on multi-lane roundabouts
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