How to signal at roundabouts UK

Whether you want to signal at a large roundabout or mini roundabout, it can sometimes be confusing.

This quick video shows you the different scenarios and how to signal for each one.

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[sarahjenkins]

Calmly and clearly explained thank you

[peaceolisa]

Thank you so much for this video, i struggle with roundabout but this video has helped me understand.

[puertea]

this is so helpful! Thank you. Very very clearly explained.

[elainegraham]

Mark cares about is student best instructor ever

[moroccanbangali]

My husband made me confused with signalling in mini roundabouts that day i had to go to the second exit nd he said u have to signal right first then left when u approaching the exit but the instructor in the mock test told me no u shouldn't signal right off

[awaz]

👍🏻⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐best video 2023
October
Explain is so clear

[newshades]

People forget they goto give way to the right or the all alive from all direction at the same time

[albbzshkoder]

I failed my test today because I used the middle lane to turn right third exit in Apex corner. My instructor always told me to use the middle as it is easier to come off

[Abdiahmednur]

Great video Mark, what car would you recommend buying when you pass your test?

[achimgebhardt]

Thank you for the video. I find the setting of the indicator to the right when you want to take the third exit interesting. I don't have this concept in Germany. In our country, of course, the traffic is on the other side of the road, so it's the left indicator in our country. The rest fits so far. If I come to the UK and don't turn right when I take the third exit because I forget, what penalty can I expect?

[teeteegmail]

Hey mark, how do I get a mock test in borehamhood with you? Thanks.

[tylerdurden]

I'm on here because I thought I'd missed a rule change.
There's a growing trend of motorists who signal right to go straight on at an island and then indicate left to exit.
The latter part is correct.... but the former is misleading and dangerous.