Road rules / 🇳🇿 giveway
You plan to turn right (more than halfway around) at a roundabout. How should you signal on approach?
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Signal right as you approach and keep it on until you begin to exit, then signal left
When turning right at a roundabout, signal right on approach, then signal left as you pass the exit before yours.
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