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Question about a roundabout
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See attached link Highway code roundabouts
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/TravelAndTransport/Highwaycode/DG_070338
The rules changed a few years agoIn giving
you are throwing a bridge
across the chasm of your solitude.The Wisdom of the Sands. Antoine de Saint-Exupery0 -
Personally I'd be in the right hand lane to take the 2nd exit. Take a look on Google street view to give you a better look at the approach - look up Golf Club Lane, Brockworth..0
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Well the Highway Code disagrees!In giving
you are throwing a bridge
across the chasm of your solitude.The Wisdom of the Sands. Antoine de Saint-Exupery0 -
Where does it??Quiet_Life wrote: »Well the Highway Code disagrees!0 -
Anyone ever tried the 'magic roundabout' in Swindon?
For me that one is a 'close your eyes and go'' situation every time!!:silenced:They Were Up In Arms wrote: »I think tabskitten is a crying, walking, sleeping, talking, living troll :cool:0 -
On the link I posted it shows which lane you should be in.. scroll down to the diagramIn giving
you are throwing a bridge
across the chasm of your solitude.The Wisdom of the Sands. Antoine de Saint-Exupery0 -
No it doesn't, it simply gives an example of a car in the right-hane lane intending to turn right, it doesn't state that its wrong to be in that lane if continuing straight on.Quiet_Life wrote: »On the link I posted it shows which lane you should be in.. scroll down to the diagram0 -
If I was approaching on the Red and leaving on the Blue then:
exit is more than 180 degrees round, so right hand lane.Happy chappy0 -
Well in driving test or driving assessment it does.In giving
you are throwing a bridge
across the chasm of your solitude.The Wisdom of the Sands. Antoine de Saint-Exupery0 -
I'm sorry but you would in no way fail your driving test by entering the roundabout in the right-hand lane to take the 2nd exit, unless directed otherwise by roadsigns.Quiet_Life wrote: »Well in driving test or driving assessment it does.0
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