How to Use Turn Signals at Roundabouts?
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When driving through a roundabout, the method for using turn signals is as follows: When entering the left lane inside the roundabout, you should turn on the left turn signal to alert other vehicles. Before exiting the roundabout, you should activate the right turn signal in advance, ensure it is safe, and then change lanes from the inner lane to the outside of the roundbefore finally exiting. A roundabout, also known as a rotary or traffic circle, is a type of circular intersection where traffic flows counterclockwise around a central island. Roundabouts are typically installed at intersections with multiple roads, and except for vehicles making a right turn, all other vehicles heading to various exits must enter the roundabout and navigate around it. Inside the roundabout, there are usually four lanes: the left lane is for left turns, the middle two lanes are for going straight, and the right lane is for right turns to exit the roundabout.