You are waiting at the give-way line of a roundabout. You observe a horse rider already on the roundabout in the left-hand lane, approaching from your right. The rider is extending their right arm horizontally. How must you interpret this moving hazard, and what is the safest action?
- ASound your horn briefly to warn the rider that they are in the incorrect lane for a right turn, then wait for them to reposition.
- BAssume the right-arm signal indicates they are about to leave the roundabout at your exit; apply your left indicator and pull out.
- CInterpret the signal as an invitation for you to pull out; flash your headlights to claim the right of way and enter the roundabout.
- Understand that the rider intends to continue around the roundabout to the right while remaining in the left lane; you must wait until they have fully passed.Cevap
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Understand that the rider intends to continue around the roundabout to the right while remaining in the left lane; you must wait until they have fully passed.
According to the Highway Code, horse riders, cyclists, and horse-drawn vehicles may stay in the left-hand lane of a roundabout even if they are turning right. They will signal right to show they are continuing around the roundabout and are not leaving at the current exit. You must anticipate this behaviour, yield to them, and wait until they have safely passed your junction before entering the roundabout.
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