[Franco Cozzo]

Originally Posted by JasonACT

https://roadrules.rsc.wa.gov.au/road-rules/roundabouts



Never practicable, like pressing a button on a phone to see if there's a message, you're cornering and shouldn't need to play with any buttons or controls!

Argument over (as if).

VicRoads website mentions something similar

Travelling straight through a roundaboutHide
If you want to travel straight through a roundabout:

stay in the same lane through the roundabout
do not indicate as you approach the roundabout, but if practicable, signal left as you exit.
If there is more than one lane, you can approach the roundabout in any of the lanes, unless the lane is for left or right turns only.

https://www.vicroads.vic.gov.au/safe...es/roundabouts

'if practicable' - so no, not required

Even if something is law, as far as I'm concerned if it's not enforced and most people don't practice it then it doesn't exist.

How many people you ever seen get pulled over for not keeping left?

I've only ever seen people indicating left out of typical small roundabouts in Brisbane, which I thought was very odd