Choose an answer to see straight away whether it is right, and why. Read the rule first if you need to.
At a roundabout, who has the right of way?
Traffic already circulating in the roundabout has the right of way. Wait for a safe gap before entering.
Driving Regulations 2017, Reg. 10
Answer A. Traffic already circulating in the roundabout has the right of way. Wait for a safe gap before entering.
In India, which way does traffic circulate around a roundabout?
India drives on the left, so traffic goes clockwise around a roundabout. The main danger when entering comes from traffic approaching from your right.
Answer B. India drives on the left, so traffic goes clockwise around a roundabout. The main danger when entering comes from traffic approaching from your right.
You are about to enter a roundabout. From which direction does the main conflicting traffic usually come?
With clockwise circulation in India, traffic approaching from your right is the immediate conflict at entry. Look right, but check all around as well.
Answer A. With clockwise circulation in India, traffic approaching from your right is the immediate conflict at entry. Look right, but check all around as well.
You are in the inner lane of a roundabout and your exit is coming up, but a car is in the outer lane beside you. What should you do?
Your exit approaching does not give you priority over the vehicle in the lane you need. Missing an exit is safer than cutting across.
Answer A. Your exit approaching does not give you priority over the vehicle in the lane you need. Missing an exit is safer than cutting across.
What does Regulation 10 require when you change lanes inside a roundabout?
Regulation 10 expressly requires the use of indicators when changing lanes within a roundabout.
Answer C. Regulation 10 expressly requires the use of indicators when changing lanes within a roundabout.
When should you choose your lane at a roundabout?
Regulation 10 requires you to choose the lane relevant to your intended direction on approach. Read signs and arrows early.
Answer A. Regulation 10 requires you to choose the lane relevant to your intended direction on approach. Read signs and arrows early.
A truck is turning on a roundabout and straddling two lanes. What should you do?
Large vehicles may need more than one lane and their rear wheels track inside the cab. Do not drive beside them on a roundabout.
Answer A. Large vehicles may need more than one lane and their rear wheels track inside the cab. Do not drive beside them on a roundabout.
There is a gap in the circulating traffic, but your exit is blocked and you would stop across another entry. What should you do?
Do not enter if you would end up stopped across another entry, a crossing or a traffic lane. Good roundabout flow depends on keeping conflict areas clear.
Answer C. Do not enter if you would end up stopped across another entry, a crossing or a traffic lane. Good roundabout flow depends on keeping conflict areas clear.
A car circulating on the roundabout is signalling left. Should you pull out in front of it?
The driver may have forgotten to cancel the indicator. Judge the actual path of the vehicle before you enter.
Answer A. The driver may have forgotten to cancel the indicator. Judge the actual path of the vehicle before you enter.
Before leaving a roundabout, what should you check on your left?
Check the left side for two-wheelers continuing around, signal left in good time, and leave without cutting across another lane.
Driving Regulations 2017, Regs. 10 and 11
Answer C. Check the left side for two-wheelers continuing around, signal left in good time, and leave without cutting across another lane.
What does this sign warn you about?
Slow down, choose your lane early and give way to traffic already in the roundabout.
Answer D. Slow down, choose your lane early and give way to traffic already in the roundabout.