Question 294 · Car theory test
In what direction should a driver turn when entering a roundabout?
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Correct answer
To the left.
Official explanation
By law, you must enter a roundabout by turning to the left and giving way to traffic already on the roundabout.
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- Manoeuvres, turning & overtaking
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