Road rules / 🇬🇧 giveway
A long vehicle in front of you is approaching a roundabout in the left-hand lane but is signalling right. Why might this be?
✓ ANSWER
Long vehicles sometimes need to straddle lanes or take a different course on roundabouts
Long vehicles may take an unusual course or straddle lanes at roundabouts to avoid mounting the kerb, so give them plenty of room.
All the options
- ✓Long vehicles sometimes need to straddle lanes or take a different course on roundabouts
- ✗The driver has definitely forgotten to cancel the signal
- ✗It intends to reverse at the roundabout
- ✗It is required to use both signals at once
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