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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Sun City, North Australis
Posts: 4,274
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As i said... in LARGE roundabouts you need to indicate when exiting, even moreso if your in a multilane round about. If your turning right in a large roundabout your typically in the INSIDE lane, in order to exit your must cross the outside lane of the roundabout. The law requires ALL traffic give way to cars already on the round about, however a lot of drivers do not understand this rule at all. A lot of drivers on the outside lane of a roundabout, will see a car on the inside lane of a roundabout and think they can pull out into the flow of traffic. This is not the case. A car on the inside lane has the right of way as he needs to exit so will end up crossing in front of a car on the outside lane. Hence you need to indicate.
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