#9: The Right Way to Enter a Roundabout
Anyone raised on ordinary stoplights may remember when roundabouts seemed like something encountered mostly on trips overseas. They are far more common now, yet the basic rule remains pleasantly simple: traffic already circulating has priority. An approaching driver slows, yields, waits for a safe opening, and then enters without stopping unnecessarily once inside. Lane markings matter, particularly on larger roundabouts where a driver may need to choose the correct lane before entering rather than changing course at the last second.
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