When exiting a roundabout, what signal should you use?

• A. Signal to indicate your exit
• B. Signal when entering the roundabout
• C. Do not signal at all
• D. Signal only for the first exit

Answer: (A)

Signaling when you exit a roundabout is how you communicate your intended movement to other road users. Use your turn signal to indicate you’re leaving as you approach the exit, and keep it on until you’ve passed that exit and are back on the main road. This helps drivers inside the circle and those on the road you’re entering onto adjust for your change in direction, keeping traffic flowing smoothly and reducing surprises. Signaling on entry or not signaling at all can mislead others, and signaling only for the first exit doesn’t clearly convey which exit you’ll take.