How To Deal With Roundabouts Driving Lesson: Easy To Understand UK Roundabouts

How to do roundabouts & understand roundabouts rules at driving-school-beckenham.co.uk/roundabouts.html. A brief guide on how to do UK roundabouts driving lesson. When to go on a roundabout? What lane do you need on a roundabout? How to approach a roundabout? These are all common questions when it comes to understanding roundabouts and negotiating UK roundabouts and they're all answered in this video on dealing with roundabouts. We also show you how to negotiate mini-roundabouts and give you driving test tips along the way. If you're looking for help on how to do roundabouts, then hopefully this video will give you the driving test tips that you need in understanding roundabouts. In some countries roundabouts are called traffic circles. If you're looking at how to deal with traffic circles in the UK then this video will help.

Turning left, 1st exit at the roundabout:
Keep in the left-hand lane. Check mirrors, signal left. Give way to the right. Once you're on the roundabout and about to exit then check mirrors again, keep the left signal on to exit the roundabout.

Follow the road ahead, 2nd exit.
Keep in the left-hand lane (unless signs or road markings tell you otherwise). No signal needed. Once it's clear to the right then go and keep in the left-hand lane (unless road markings or signs tell you otherwise). Before leaving the roundabout, check mirrors, signal left and then exit.

Turn right, 3rd exit.
Check mirrors, signal right and approach in the right-hand lane. Give way to the right. Once it's clear then keep in the right-hand lane. Before leaving the roundabout make sure that you check your mirrors, signal left and then exit.

Hesitation at roundabouts is common. In one of the sections of this video we show you opportunities and examples of when to get onto a roundabout and which lane you'll need. These are only examples of ways to avoid hesitating at roundabouts, only go when you feel it's safe. Taking the wrong opportunity can be dangerous, so be careful.

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