Question 6949
In a roundabout on a road outside a built-up area with two lanes in your direction, which lane must you use?
- The right lane, using the other lane if circumstances warrant, without cutting across the path of other vehicles.
- The left lane.
- Either lane; it makes no difference.
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Correct answer: The right lane, using the other lane if circumstances warrant, without cutting across the path of other vehicles.
At a roundabout on a road outside a built-up area, the rule for driving outside built-up areas applies. With two lanes in your direction, you normally drive in the right lane and use the other when traffic or road conditions call for it, without impeding anyone following you. When changing lanes, you yield to anyone already in that lane and do not cut across their path.