3 Types of Roundabouts in Australia

Roundabouts in Australia, types and features. Experience the unmatched safety of Australian roundabouts, where traffic gracefully slows down to proceed when safe, promoting a secure and controlled traffic flow. This video on roundabouts in Australia is more than just a lesson in traffic flow.

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Note: Always drive according to the laws and local rules that apply to the region where you are driving. This video is a professional guide for learner drivers in Western Australia.

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0:00 - 0:04 Intro Roundabouts in Australia
0:04 - 0:48 Double lane roundabouts
0:48 - 1:28 Changing lanes in multi-lane roundabouts in Australia
1:28 - 2:02 Single Roundabouts Rules and Best Practices
2:02 -2:36 Merged Roundabouts, also known as peanut shape roundabouts
2:36 - 3:12 Are Roundabouts Safer than traffic lights?
3:12 - 3:59 The most common driving test fail items in roundabouts
3:59 - 4:08 Questions about roundabouts

[prisotams]

i feel like every driver in WA should be watching your videos, thanks for the tips!

[dbamentorparag]

Finally, I passed my VORT exam in 4th attempt with 91 marks – Adelaide
Practice is the key as per rules…
I am able to convert my Indian DL to AUS Full DL
Thanks for making this video this has helped me lot but in the end practice is the key…
Best of Luck for New Students…I spent around total AUD $ 3000 including Driving Instructor + failed attempt + 10 Years DL + Petrol :P)

[unknown]

Really nice videos. I wish everyone knew that you don't have to give way if you are in the far left lane if you are on dual road roundabout.😊

[khadijakaram]

I’m not sure there’s a double lines at the around about in Melbourne?
I passedmy exam but I’m still learning from you
Thank you

[miss._.nugget]

This is great video. Very helpful. Thank you

[BeauWhately]

Ok. There’s some misinformation here. 3:21

The blue car cannot proceed because the traffic from the right can choose to be in either the left or right lane of the roundabout at the blue car’s point of entry.

See Road Traffic Code 2000 - Part 9, sections 94.2b and 98.

[DrivingSchoolWA]

Do you find roundabouts safer than traffic lights?