Road rules / 🇬🇧 giveway
What is a particular problem when signalling your exit at a mini-roundabout?
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There is less time and space to signal and manoeuvre
Mini-roundabouts are small, so there is much less time to signal and position - approach slowly and be ready to give way to the right.
All the options
- ✓There is less time and space to signal and manoeuvre
- ✗Signals are not allowed at mini-roundabouts
- ✗You must always signal right regardless of exit
- ✗Other drivers are not required to give way
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