Question 1499 · Truck theory test
When approaching a roundabout, to whom should a driver give way?
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Correct answer
The driver must give way to traffic approaching from the right or already on the roundabout.
Official explanation
Drivers should always approach roundabouts with caution. They should be prepared to give way to traffic on the right, traffic already on the roundabout, pedestrians already crossing, and to always stop if necessary.
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- Safe & responsible driving · Roundabouts
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