When to go at roundabouts
https://www.driving-school-beckenham.co.ukHow to approach and enter busy UK roundabouts can be difficult when you're learning to drive as it takes a lot of anticipation of other vehicles.
Failed for hesitation on the driving test?
A roundabouts driving lesson will cover entering busy roundabouts and how to anticipate other road users.
If you hesitate at roundabouts, then hopefully this video will help.
How do you know when to enter a busy roundabout? Because a majority of other drivers don't signal when they should we have to look out for other more subtle clues as to when to go. You should give way to the right at roundabouts but if there's an endless stream of vehicles entering the roundabout then we have to wait for a vehicle to come around the roundabout and exit towards where we've come from and at the same time block the vehicles on our right. Knowing when the other vehicle is coming off is the difficult part. Look at the angle of the other vehicle and where they're steering. Never assume they're coming off, check, check and check again.
If you're unsure it's safe, then wait and don't go as it's not worth the risk.
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