Asking For A Friend: Am I wrong? You don't need to indicate if you're going straight through a roundabout
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In this week's Asking For A Friend, a listener sparked a debate about roundabout etiquette after asking whether drivers should indicate when they are going straight.
The motorist says they regularly see drivers signal right as they approach a roundabout, only to continue straight through.
That leaves other motorists unsure when it is safe to enter.
“Since when do we indicate to go straight around a roundabout?” the listener asked.
This prompted other listeners to share their burning questions about the things people do wrong on the road.
The motorist says they regularly see drivers signal right as they approach a roundabout, only to continue straight through.
That leaves other motorists unsure when it is safe to enter.
“Since when do we indicate to go straight around a roundabout?” the listener asked.
This prompted other listeners to share their burning questions about the things people do wrong on the road.
