Question 2639
Who has the right-of-way at a roundabout with no signs or markings other than a broken stop line at the entrance?
- The vehicle already on the circular roadway.
- Whoever arrives first.
- The vehicle entering the roundabout, because the broken line means it must yield only to vehicles approaching from the right.
Show answer and explanation
Correct answer: The vehicle already on the circular roadway.
At a roundabout, vehicles already traveling on the circular roadway have the right-of-way over those wishing to enter, unless signs establish a different priority.