Lesson 4.4 | Module 4: Roundabouts

Turning Right At Roundabouts

Use the correct lane, keep your position, signal off, and avoid cutting across.

Main Video

Visual Guide

Roundabout lane choice
The correct lane helps the learner avoid late decisions.

What This Helps With

Right turns at roundabouts feel busy because you are on the roundabout longer and need to manage lane position.

The Simple Version

Right signal on approach, use the right lane unless markings say otherwise, keep your lane, check mirrors after the exit before yours, then signal left to leave.

Common Mistakes

  • Cutting across lanes to exit.
  • Forgetting the left signal to leave.
  • Changing lanes because of panic.
  • Using the wrong lane and forcing a late correction.

What Examiners Care About

If you choose the wrong lane, stay safe and follow it. A wrong route is better than a dangerous lane change.

Practise On Your Next Lesson

Practise right turns on quieter roundabouts first, then busier ones with clear road markings.

Ask Your Instructor

"If I choose the wrong lane here, what is the safest option?"

Quick Self-Check

  • Did I use the correct lane?
  • Did I check mirrors before exiting?
  • Did I avoid cutting across?