To enter a roundabout, you must _________ whether you need to make a right turn, a left turn, or a U-turn or continue forward.

To enter a roundabout, you must _________ whether you need to make a right turn, a left turn, or a U-turn or continue forward.

• A. Turn left and merge into traffic
• B. Turn left and then turn right
• C. Turn left and then turn left again
• D. Turn right and merge into traffic

Answer: (D)

Entering a roundabout is done by turning right and merging into the traffic already circulating inside. This matches how roundabouts are designed to flow: yield to vehicles that are in the circle and to pedestrians at the entrances, then enter when it’s safe. As you approach, slow down, look for people crossing, and identify your intended exit. Stay in your lane as you travel around and signal your intention to exit as you approach the exit. The other options would require left turns or extra moves to enter, which aren’t how you properly begin a roundabout, so they’re not correct.

Entering a roundabout is done by turning right and merging into the traffic already circulating inside. This matches how roundabouts are designed to flow: yield to vehicles that are in the circle and to pedestrians at the entrances, then enter when it’s safe. As you approach, slow down, look for people crossing, and identify your intended exit. Stay in your lane as you travel around and signal your intention to exit as you approach the exit. The other options would require left turns or extra moves to enter, which aren’t how you properly begin a roundabout, so they’re not correct.