Car permit · Warning signs
Roundabout ahead: What should you expect after passing this warning sign?
Correct answer: A circular intersection, such as a roundabout.
Answer options
- AA curve in the road that bends to the left.
- BA circular intersection, such as a roundabout. Correct
- CA junction where three roads come together.
Why
The ring of arrows stands for a roundabout ahead. Drivers entering it must yield to vehicles that are already traveling around the circle.
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Topic: Warning signs License: Car permit
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