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  1. Notters

    How do you indicate going straight over (second exit) a normal roundabout?

    Well it's poor design in that case, because you often end up with a big queue in the left hand lane and nothing in the right. And with regard to your last sentence local traffic will only start to treat it in such a way after a few people have made an example of it.
  2. Notters

    How do you indicate going straight over (second exit) a normal roundabout?

    No, I am saying there are two lanes on the approach to the roundabout, and two exits from the roundabout (A283 south and A283 north - not a lot of traffic is going to go back where it came from on the A27 east). As such it makes sense that the left lane is used for the A283 south and the right...
  3. Notters

    How do you indicate going straight over (second exit) a normal roundabout?

    I think either is acceptable as there are two lanes going straight on. And two lanes on the A27 eastbound on slip.
  4. Notters

    How do you indicate going straight over (second exit) a normal roundabout?

    This local example gets on my tits. There are two lanes and two exits, therefore in this situation, it is acceptable to use the right hand lane to go straight on. Think it's only me that does it though...
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