How to Use Turn Signals When Entering and Exiting a Roundabout?

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Here are the methods for using turn signals in a roundabout: 1. When entering the roundabout and needing to merge into the inner lane, use the left turn signal. This informs vehicles inside the roundabout and those behind you that you intend to switch to the inner lane for a left turn. Before exiting the roundabout, signal right in advance, ensure it is safe, then start changing lanes from the inner lane outward to exit the roundabout. 2. When entering the roundabout and staying in the outer lane, you may not need to use a turn signal, but you must signal right when exiting. If you plan to go straight, choose the middle lane inside the roundabout. Since no lane change is needed after entering, a left turn signal is unnecessary upon entry. 3. When entering the roundabout and needing to turn right, use the right turn signal. For a right turn to another intersection, you can choose the right lane inside the roundabout or use the outer lane with the right turn signal. The situation when entering the roundabout is similar to going straight, so a left turn signal is also unnecessary.