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#1. If you are turning right at a multi-lane roundabout, which lane should you usually enter?
The right lane is for right turns or first exits to avoid conflicts.
#2. True or False: Pedestrians at multi-lane roundabouts have the right-of-way at crosswalks.
Pedestrians always have priority at designated crosswalks, even at roundabouts.
#3. What should you do if you miss your exit in a multi-lane roundabout?
Always circle the roundabout safely and take your exit next time.
#4. When signaling in a multi-lane roundabout, when should you indicate your exit?
Signal after you pass the entry to your exit, so drivers know your intentions.
#5. True or False: You can switch lanes inside a multi-lane roundabout.
Lane changes inside a roundabout are dangerous and illegal. Stay in your chosen lane until exiting.
#6. You are in the left lane of a multi-lane roundabout and your exit is on the right. What should you do?
Do not switch lanes inside the roundabout. Plan lane choice ahead and continue safely.
#7. True or False: Vehicles inside the roundabout always have the right-of-way.
Vehicles already in the roundabout have priority, while entering vehicles must yield.
#8. Which lane should you use if you are going straight through a multi-lane roundabout?
Lane selection depends on signs and lane markings, but often both lanes can go straight.
#9. When approaching a multi-lane roundabout, what should you do first?
Multi-lane roundabouts require lane choice before entering and awareness of signs and road markings.
#10. Why are lane markings critical in multi-lane roundabouts?
Lane markings guide drivers to the correct exit and prevent lane conflicts inside the roundabout.
