I passed 4 years ago and still find myself watching. You can never know too much!

@zzhughesd

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree. 45. Attempted driving instruction world and failed. And was for roundabouts. Cannot teach what regularly mess up myself. I move across but todays was a mess on Bradford road exit off off M62 on 5 lane major roundabout. . Screwed up. Tracking correct lane under over head signs. Too easily messed up new roundabout

@ibs5080

Жыл бұрын

44 years for me and of course will always continue learning.

@MrDaiseymay

Жыл бұрын

@@ibs5080 After 60 yrs driving, I'd probably fail now, haven't looked at a Highway Code book for many yrs. 3 lane plus can be a nightmare

@ibs5080

Жыл бұрын

@@MrDaiseymay Well it's never too late to read an up to date copy of the Highway Code. As for 60 years driving, you've reminded me of that Jasper Carrot sketch, where he reads out true motor insurance claims from Australia. One of which read "I had been driving for 40 years when I fell asleep at the wheel". :)

@yassinwill

7 ай бұрын

That's learning😊

I passed my driving test today with 4 minors. When I’m practicing with my instructor I had been watching these videos and got more knowledge and used it when I’m practicing. You’re really brilliant!!!. If someone has their test soon, don’t be panic, try to watch all of these videos you can easily pass the test. Don’t be panic at test time, try to talk with examiner what are you doing, why are you slowing down and be a positive mind every time.Thank you so much,I really appreciate your support.

Man, the way this guy articulates things is great.

Just passed my driving exam a couple of weeks ago and my dad's been tagging along for all the rides so far since I've swapped from my instructor's diesel (Toyota Vitz) to his petrol (Ford Ka), found it rather difficult trying to start uphill, first couple of times I just kept stalling over and over. Watched some of your videos and I've gotten the hang of it within a couple of days! Thanks a lot mate and keep up the great work!

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

It will get easier with practise. Congratulations on passing!

Hi Richard, thank you very much for your yt-channel. As a foreigner/visitor in UK I found your videos very helpful and informative. Your speech and pronunciation is outstanding. Sincerely from Czech Republic

Thanks Richard for continuing to crank out quality driving videos like this, especially on roundabouts where I struggled a lot to begin with! I passed my test today on my first try - picked up a few driving faults along the way, but nothing I couldn't attribute to nerves. There was no better feeling than being told I'd passed, and knowing that techniques I'd picked up from KZread videos like yours had helped me towards that

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

That's really great to hear, thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

The best explanation of roundabouts driving. Great video as always 😊

Thank you so much for your videos. I will be visiting the UK in a week or so for the first time and plan a road trip with my wife, and thanks to you i have learned so much. Thanks again.

The fact that I watched the original roundabout video this morning and then you upload this 💯

You are a professor, thank you so much. Your teaching is very much appreciated and excellent.

Really great video Richard! - I often find on big roundabouts where you need to progressively move over lanes, the lane you're in often splits into 2. Then you can just choose which split to follow without having to change lane.

Good topic, exellent video! Thank you, Richard! I really enjoy watching all of your videos as very helpful! 👍

Hi Richard. Greetings from Canberra, Australia. I just passed my driving test yesterday and wanted to thank you for your videos, which were a great help. In particular, I found your commentary driving video to be very useful to recall while undertaking the test. All your driving tips are well explained and extremely valuable. Cheers, Andrew.

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

That's really great to hear, thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

Thanks Richard for this video. Although I had passed my test in February this year, I was still having difficulty in this section as my city has many roundabouts - big as well as small. Now I will start practicing this.

Passed yesterday in Redditch(3rd attempt) - couldnt have done it without your videos. I remember the first few i watched were on using the clutch, and also Becka's mock test. Thanks so much for the help 🙏

My motorbike instructor driled this into me but i never knew why. Much appreciated.

I have been driving since 1968 but I still find your videos extremely helpful and concise!

@NWSIMU

Жыл бұрын

You are one lucky old guy who has been driving for centuries 😑

@Godfrey-2015

Жыл бұрын

That means you should be able to tell me y I keep forgetting to shift to first gear sometimes, after coming to a complete stop.🤔

@patrickbeaumont1552

Жыл бұрын

@@Godfrey-2015 I don’t really know the answer, I guess it’s habit to shift to 1st after stopping. There may be the odd occasion when every driver forgets, but it shouldn’t happen too often.

@pmw3839

5 ай бұрын

Do you mean 1968?

@patrickbeaumont1552

5 ай бұрын

@@NWSIMU🤣🤣I’ve corrected the date.

Another great video. Thank you Richard 😊

Thank you for making people's lives easier!

i passed my theory a few days ago and now i’m working towards my practical exam watching your videos so excited xox

Passed my test first try on Monday with only 3 minors. Your videos helped so much so thank you greatly friend!

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

Congratulations on passing!

I just passed my driving test today after watching many of your videos, watching them was a big help to make me feel more confident in front of the wheel thank you Richard 🤩 Wishing everyone luck on any upcoming tests 🪄

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

That's fantastic news, thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

My boy has just passed his test. 2 formal lessons and loads of input from me supported by your videos. Abs nailed it with 2 minors thanks to you. Recommend anyone learning to watch these

Hi Richard, passed my driving test today at the 1st attempt. Just want to say thank you for all the help your videos have provided me. You're a superstar, keep up the good work 👍

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

That's really great to hear! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

I've just passed 3 weeks ago and for some reason I am still drawn to these videos. I think it's a good thing.

Thank you so much! Your videos helped me to pass my driving test today with only one driving fault! 🎉

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

That's fantastic news, thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

Hi i passed my driving test last week just wanted to say a big thankyou and your doing a great job with your videos! I learnt so much thanks once again

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

That's great news, congratulations on passing!

Passed my driving test today with 0 faults!! Your videos are so informative and helped me so much on my journey.

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

Wow, what an achievement! Congratulations on passing!

Really good advice again Richard 👍. Road planners in my area have a habit of putting up a road sign, suggesting that only the right lane is for going right.... So you move... Only to find the road marking show the middle and right go that way, as a new lane lane has appeared to the left on approach.

Yeah, awesome tips, nice video Richard, thank you very much!

Roundabouts demystified! Thank you so much.

Great video, thank you. Even as a passed driver you help me a ton!

This video is well on time. I passsed my driving test 3 months ago. Today when I drived through a roundabout there were two lanes to turn right, and I changed from right to left lane when exiting. I got horned from the car behind so I thought I shouldn't change lanes. Your video clarified - the mistake I made is actually I didn't check the mirror properly to observe the car beind. Thanks for the detailed explanations.

Passed today! First time 0 faults These vids are beyond helpful! Thanks mate

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

That's fantastic news! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

Soon moving to Swindon and a bit nervous to drive in a new town, especially with it’s Magic roundabout! Thank you for your videos Richard, I know there is the magic roundabout video you made a while ago I will have to watch it again a few more times.

You help me a lot..You are the best!!

An excellent explanation. Thank you. 👍

Its so fun learning about manual cars and watching u drive, I really want to see some videos of you on the track

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

This video may be of interest: kzread.info/dash/bejne/k6J-29OuptbOo7w.html

Great vid with valuable advice

I'm driving down to newquay from York (6 hours) videos like this still help even tho I have all the experience

8:00 This has been so useful, I find it really frustrating since I usually only follow the sat nav and it doesn't help at all, also the fact that there are usually no guides to get you along the way to the exit you want. I knew that I had to switch lanes and kept getting better the more times I was accustom with that route. But I always had to leave a different exist cos the stupid sat nav was telling me go ahead... then miles down the road to come back again there and try again.

Passed 1st time today with 0 minors! Your vids were extremely helpful thanks a lot!

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

That's fantastic news! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

Richard I passed today can’t thank you enough for your videos I’m still going to watch you :)

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

That's great news! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

Thankyou so so much for this video, really need this today as my lesson is at 11:30 and am doing my best not to make silly mistakes .🙏

@anandalawrence6203

Жыл бұрын

Well my lesson went far better than I could have imagined! I feel like I'm finally getting the hang of roundabouts 🥳🥳 and the mock video really help me too ... Big time!! Thankyou so much 🙏

I'm about to take my ADI Part Two, and this was a grey area to me. Glad I now know to move over to the left before I leave the roundabout (if clear and safe) 😊

Thank you! I recently passed and have been wondering about all these points on my practice drives!

I was taking a road trip once and was passing through California. There was this stretch of highway that I managed to hit rather unfortunately during rush hour that had somewhere in the neighborhood of 6-8 lanes per carriageway absolutely packed with cars. It was just crazy to see such a large road filled with so many cars.

passed my this year still watching the videos :)

even though this is UK driving these videos have been helpful as i passed my swedish driving test beginning of this week!

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

That's fantastic to hear, thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

Spot on - I only leave into the right lane if the roundabout forces it (some here do) - or if i need the right lane soon after the roundabout.

I love your videos xx

Really helpful !!

I don’t live in Colchester but me and my girlfriend live at different unis and Richard has been a big help for making me feel comfortable driving round over there, thank you!!? P.s I do try to spot him when I am over there 😂

Thank great video

Hi C D,, this video shows that you do in fact change lanes within the roundabout!, between the exit before and the entry after all before you reach the exit that you want, this is consistent with the concept that it is always best to use the left hand lane whenever you can!, otherwise it is important to select the appropriate lane to start with and stay in it, only changing lanes within the roundabout in those zones of 'safety' between exits and entries, thus entering a roundabout with two lanes in the left hand lane , then choosing to take a later exit, do not cross over to the right hand lane as soon as you enter in the left lane, as you so clearly demonstrate the same protocols apply when exiting. Cheers, Richard.

Got my test on Tuesday very nervous, but gained so much more knowledge and confidence on roundabout because of your videos Thankyou

@camrose1765

Жыл бұрын

I have mine next week Thursday, let me know how yours goes :)

@takenotice5677

Жыл бұрын

@@camrose1765 good luck to you and I will!

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

Good luck with your test!

@camrose1765

Жыл бұрын

how did it go?

@takenotice5677

Жыл бұрын

@@camrose1765 I passed!! 4 minors very happy! And yourself? Hope it was good news

Tough call that one - looking at 8.38, I'd have left it until 1pm position to move out of right lane. I must say also, I'm not comfortable with when road layout people mess about with road markings that differ from what has been accepted as correct driving (ie making multiple lanes turn left or right at roundabouts) Ok for locals but heavy traffic often has cars etc covering road markings and it can get pretty hairy when other cars are seemingly not moving where you might expect them to. Great vid

I'm in Zimbabwe but your videos are excellent

Black car did a good job tbf, I think he assumed you might cut him up possibly a new learner and left room incase of that manoeuvre. that said not everyone is gonna be that perceptive. Great video cleared up about needed the left lane.

It's all about excellent observation using side mirror and shoulder check. If it's clear the lane is all yours.

Just pass my driving exam Thanks So Much Conquer Driving 🥳🥳🥳🥳 If you had a drifting video i wouldn't mind that 😂

I passed my test exiting a roundabout in the right lane because it was the following the sat nav part and I was taking the right turn at the next roundabout. I passed because the traffic was too busy to go back to the left and change lanes again to make my turn. I just did it automatically and didn't think about it until the examiner mentioned it in our chat afterwards.

Roundabouts are pain in the backside. No one ever knows how to use them properly

another great video Richard , would you be able to do a video on parallel parking uphill and downhill

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

These two videos may help: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pH9nxtqAm9jAqKw.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/dKGBj8iIZaSseMY.html

The road infrastructure was never designed to carry this amount of traffic, hence mind reading skills are a huge bonus combined with defensive driving! The problem I have noticed with this video's final example is that if you intend to turn right at the roundabout, say 3rd or 4th exit, so you start in the right lane and then gradually move yourself in to the adjacent left lane, the video doesn't show the vehicle indicating to change lanes. If the vehicle did indicate left to move to the left lane, then vehicles waiting to enter the roundabout could interpret this as the car leaving the roundabout at the next available exit, thus pulling on to the roundabout in front of you. If you don't indicate left to change lanes then the other cars on the roundabout could be 'cut up" by you changing lanes in front of them, so you can't win either way. You have to adjust your own driving according to other road users too, often people ignore or don't know the laws so drive incorrectly. There have always been bad drivers on the road, but over the last 20 years I have noticed a huge increase. The standards of the driving test have been lowered and parts removed, increased traffic and people not use to driving on British roads hasn't helped the situation. I'm not knocking this video but simply pointing out a reality, as this guy does make good and useful content.

I passed last Wednesday i still watching your vedio it really helpful thanks

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

That's great news, thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

@khadijan4598

Жыл бұрын

@@ConquerDriving thank you 💕

Thank you👍

In my city people tend to exit in the lane they started in. Other drivers know this and occasionally they try to merge parallel to the cars already on the roundabout. You can easily see how it can be dangerous. Also you may find interesting that it is perfectly legal to start in the first lane and go around the roundabout, although, obviously, it's not good practice. What I find tricky is how to show that you are changing lane without making it look like you're exiting. Changing lane without signaling wouldn't always be safe and expected. Thanks for the upload!

@cactusbase3088

Жыл бұрын

'perfectly legal' but bl**dy stupid.

@artemkatelnytskyi

Жыл бұрын

@@cactusbase3088 yep.

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

It's a question of weighing up what's more safe, sometimes not signalling but sometimes it's better to signal. Usually this is the case on big roundabouts so the exit is quite far from where you are changing lanes.

@artemkatelnytskyi

Жыл бұрын

@@ConquerDriving true, and also on bigger roundabouts the distance between exits is greater, so it is harder to confuse people. It all depends.

Google Street View is a life-saver for me. I look at routes, see where any big, multi-lane roundabouts are and use the photos to see exactly where the lanes and exits are in advance of traveling, so by the time I get there I know which lane to be in on approach and where if at all I need to change lanes before the exit. Nothing gives me more anxiety than approaching a multi-lane roundabout I don't know.

Very good guidance Cheers'... it's always good to re-cap on these things..// Your clip at.. 7:51 .. shows the red car crossing your path.. supposing that red car was 'me' ,.. although it's a correct procedure,,. I sometimes get a 'pip' from a vehicle not wanting turn left.. as if I'm cutting across his path.

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

The red car should not have done what they did there as they were too late to change lane.

@OscarLodge

Жыл бұрын

@@ConquerDriving Gotcha thanks,.. yes,.. if there is any vehicle to my left - at any point on a roundabout,.. and I can't exit,.. then I go around again.

The collision in kzread.info/dash/bejne/gZh8q81-nKrOd6Q.html from Rachael, 9 minutes 7 seconds in, is directly relevant to your advice here and would probably be of interest to you. I'd be interested in any comments you have on it! It involves a situation similar to that you show here, with a 2-lane exit straight ahead on a roundabout where both lanes entering the roundabout can go straight. A car slides from the right lane to the left as you recommend in this video, failing to notice that Rachael, the dashcammer, is zooming along the outside lane in an attempt to overtake her (I think she's probably in the front car's blindspot) and is now committed to an attempt to pass her on the left. The two collide. Insurers allegedly took the view that this was 100% the fault of the car that slid to the left lane when exiting. Your comments that "cars don't often pass on the left of a roundabout because they're expecting cars to change lanes as they leave because it's normal" are amusing in the context of that crash; the thing you say doesn't often happen is precisely what happened there and the driver who attempted the pass is in the comments protesting that she couldn't possibly have foreseen the lane change! I think I take the view that doing what you suggest here is risky in case I have similarly missed (or misread the intentions of) a Rachael who's planning to speed up in the left lane to try to undertake me as I leave! I'm inclined to only take the approach you suggest when leaving onto an exit to the right that I *have* to enter in the right lane to take, where there's less possibility of someone in the left attempting to pass me.

One thing about UK roundabouts is the unnecessary blinking to indicate you stay in the roundabout and then flipping the indicators. Here in Finland we use no blinkers when we enter and only indicate when we are going to leave.

Occasionally, been driving through rush hour city 2 lane roundabouts using the right hand lane to turn right was scary. Thinking to stay in the left Lane on approach for a 12ock and a 1ock.

can you create an updated video on how to pass 2022/2023

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

I have a video like that coming soon.

@Zidar4561

Жыл бұрын

@@SourceHades or just learn how to drive ;)

Can you make a video on how to change lane safely on a roundabout? Sometimes I see people leaving the roundabout the exit before in the mirrors and think they're coming in the lane I want to go left into after the penultimate exit

''Wow he's slow'' literally every car behind me when I follow the speed limit.

i passed my test today! i did this exact thing during it too

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

Congratulations on passing!

Everyone seems so obsessed with avoiding traffic to the point they end up just sticking to the right until it’s the right that ends up backed up. At sequences of several roundabouts and especially at temporary lights I end up skipping so much traffic by sticking to the left.

Got one question here - Say if you do take the left lane on approach for the first example, then taking the third exit past 12 (I see roadsign saying that you can use both lane on approach), do you still need to signal right on approach? Or just no indication? (Feel weird to signal right using left lane, but the exit is past 12) I have got a similiar sitaution in my area, would really appreciate your help!

Please do Lombard Roundabout. It needs your guidance

How about when driver is seated on yhe left side

My instructor teach me I have to leave the roundabout from the inner line to the outer line. I thought that it is not too safe. I did it just when there is no another car around me and I watch other cars inside the roundabout who want to left roundabout from the inner line maybe and I let them go first out.

I passed in a small town with no roundabouts like this so question... if I'm taking the 4th exit then I'm indicating right on approach and right around until I pass the exit before the one I'm leaving on.... but what do I then do about signalling if I'm moving over to the next lane after each exit? Because I'm indicating right but moving left?

Just passed my test today :) 🙏

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

That's fantastic news! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

@the_editing_guy173

Жыл бұрын

@@ConquerDriving thank you 🙏 and your videos helped so thank you :)

I passed on Oct 21st 2022, still watching

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

Thank you watching and congratulations on passing!

In spiral roundabout, follow the rule to go down one lane in each exit, if finally i’m not able to leave at the correct exit. Then should I keep on the lane for another round, then exit? Many thanks for your videos, I have leant a lot from them

One thing I'd like to add to this. If you are relying on Sat nav for directions on an unfamiliar route, take it's audio instructions as well as thumbnail diagram of the lane configurations with a pinch of salt. They can either be misleading, incorrect or ambiguous. Better to rely on signs and road markings. Also, any time I am going to do an unfamiliar journey in will research in advance via Google Earth by zooming in on places such as roundabouts as well as using Street View to gain a better understanding of the lane configurations. Though with an open mind that it might be differ when I actually get there.

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree, this is why I usually mute the sat nav sound and go by the map and signs.

@ibs5080

Жыл бұрын

@@ConquerDriving Hello Richard. Hope all is well in Colchester. Greetings from Canterbury. Ah yes, I remember now during a previous dialog that you turn off your Sat nav sound. I keep my sound on but have learned to ignore it in certain situations. Of course, actual road signs and markings will always take precidence and if necessary, go in the wrong direction if it's correct from a driving point of view, as that's the safest thing to do. One can always correct later.

I have almost got to legal driving age but after doing a YoungDrive experience, your videos are really great and help me understand manual cars a lot more. One thing about roundabouts though, what if there are 2 exits before the one opposite you and you want to take the 2nd one that is technically to the left? Do you signal left when you enter as it is on your left or do you not signal until exiting since it is the second exit? Thank you 👍

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

You have to be flexible with signalling. If you think it's helpful then use it but if it's misleading then it's better not to signal. No signal is better than a misleading signal. In these situations I try to use my position and speed as best as I can to signal my intentions.

@TomtheMagician21

Жыл бұрын

@@ConquerDriving Ah thank you, I'm looking forward to putting all this advice to the test

How would u know that u can't go straight thru the roundabout in the right lane when the markings on the right lane say straight?

Hi Richard, great video, as always, and explains lots of things. But here’s my concern/question that I don't think has been fully covered yet and I appreciate if you could maybe even do a separate video on it as I think it’s one of the most difficult situations on a roundabout that I am still uncertain about. Assuming we are entering roundabout from dual carriage way with 2 lanes and turning right. We take the right lane and enter the internal lane on roundabout. So similarly as you pictured. And there’s another car entering the roundabout from the left with intention to go straight - taking the same exit as we. He can take the outer lane on the roundabout. So far so good. However, the road on the exit is just one lane road. So number of questions in my head - surely he is ok to enter roundabout as he is taking a different lane. If he is slightly ahead of us, we can slow down to let him exit first, that’s fine. The biggest problem is if he is just behind us or in the blind spot. Who has priority to leave? Should he slow down and let us through? Or we should speed up, or skip the exit? And I’m kindof interested more from perspective of a driver who does want to leave roundabout on that particular exit, not necessarily skip it and go with the next one like you potentially could on the exam. Unless answer is simple (is it?) video would be great

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

When you are on the right lane of a roundabout, cars should not enter the roundabout next to you, they should enter behind you. If they try to pass on the left (which is dangerous) do what you can to avoid a collision, go round the roundabout again if needed.

@zoezebra4013

Жыл бұрын

@@ConquerDriving came back to say thank you very much for your response, it gave me a lot of thinking and to be honest I'm still digesting various scenarios having particular roundabout in my mind, especially as I was hooted at when exiting and another car on my left was trying to overtake me. I think I'm coming to conclusion the markings on the roundabout in many cases should be better to avoid any doubt!

7:55 happens to me :( on the bigger roundabouts I’m sometimes not where which lane to use lol 😢

Problem here is the road markings. Both can go ahead but the exit at 10 o'clock, isn't that classed as ahead too???

What if I'm in the left lane but want to go around...to leave at the exit after next.....but there are two lanes at the next exit ? Would I be forced to leave the roundabout one exit early ?

thanks for this. you have mentioned fail a few times in the video for errors when exiting roundabouts ..are they usually major or minor faults?

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

Without watching the video back I don't know. But if I said fail, then that would be a serious point.

I much prefer to change lanes on the straight, and not on a roundabout. The mirrors on the car are set up to be optimal as if you are travelling straight. What's more, if it's safe to change to the left lane on a roundabout for that manoeuvre, it's going to be safe to move over to the left after the exit. If a car had been fas approaching on the lane to the left it would not have been safe to move across anyway. So, for me, I do not change lanes on roundabouts unnecessarily. I feel it's safer that way as there is less going on and visibility is better. I prefer to pick my lane and keep to it unless it is necessary to move across.

Hi Richard, I failed the test because the examiner says I used the wrong lane on approaching the roundabout mine while the road markings allows drivers to do that. I am confused

Hi Richard I have a question. There is a petrol station side road that comes halfway along a 40mph stretch of dual carriageway road but there is a bus line on the left. The bus lane doesn’t “break off” before the junction- it’s continuous. When turning left into the side road, should I move into the bus lane for a few seconds before turning (to not slow down 40mph cars) or shall I stay in the left lane of the dual carriageway and just turn from there and cross the bus lane?

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

Personally I would cross the bus lane when it's safe. I think it would be safer to use the bus lane a bit before but I don't want the hassle of trying to appeal a bus lane ticket.

Like ur video.. but it can't happen here in Barbados ... I have my test in November..

I thought the idea is to move to the left lane on the penultimate exit unless you're on a spiral round about - the roundabouts with the spiralling lines that guide you to to your exit - but the roundabout in this video doesn't look like a spiral roundabout judging by road markings so I'm confused? What dictates a spiral roundabout from a normal one? Is it the road markings or is it when it has more than three lanes?

@ConquerDriving

Жыл бұрын

Generally speaking, if there are three lanes or more on the roundabout then you will likely need to treat it like a spiral. Look out for road signs and markings though to help you.

So basically once you are in the left lane you have to exit the roundabout at the nearest exit, correct? Gosh I still remember the time when I flew to the UK to help move my sister's brand new TT Roadster about 400 miles from the dealer back home (since she was too scared to do it) with zero experience driving in the UK. Still remember my fight with the car itself (shifting gears with left hand,) + my fight with roundabouts hahaha