What is the proper approach when entering a roundabout when there is already traffic inside?

What is the proper approach when entering a roundabout when there is already traffic inside?

• A. Enter the roundabout immediately and merge with traffic
• B. Stop at the entrance and wait for a huge gap
• C. Do not yield and push through
• D. Yield to vehicles inside the circle and enter when there is a safe gap

Answer: (D)

When approaching a roundabout, vehicles already in the circle have priority. Slow down, watch the traffic inside, and enter only when there is a safe gap. This approach keeps the flow smooth and reduces the risk of collisions or sudden braking. Pushing in immediately or waiting for an unrealistically large gap can create hazards for others or cause congestion. If you must stop, do so at the entrance rather than inside the circle, and remember to signal your exit when you leave.

When approaching a roundabout, vehicles already in the circle have priority. Slow down, watch the traffic inside, and enter only when there is a safe gap. This approach keeps the flow smooth and reduces the risk of collisions or sudden braking. Pushing in immediately or waiting for an unrealistically large gap can create hazards for others or cause congestion. If you must stop, do so at the entrance rather than inside the circle, and remember to signal your exit when you leave.